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I'm trying to sell my two electrics

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So I can get this  :)

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I've always liked the Dean V headstocks, and this color kicks arse!  IMO anyway.  ;)

Oh yeah, I've already tried Harmony-Central and nothing but a bunch of kids there only wanting to trade me their pos guitars for mine.  I want cabbage.  Not someone else's axe. LOL

Thanks!

 

Steve

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Nice axes.

 

My neighbor sold two of his basses on Ebay not long ago.  He got good money out of them too.  You may want to try there.

 

I hate to see you sell the ones you have though.  I've found in the past that when I get rid of ANY instrument, I later regret it.  I've decided to never sell or trade one to get another.  I just save up, or sell something else, and add to my collection.  :)   It's a bit of a pain saving, when you can trade or sell and get a new one quicker, but it's worth it in the end.

 

Good luck selling them.

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Thanks Elwood.  :)

I don't really want to give them up either but that Dean Z is mighty enticing!  I just called up the place that has #1 of 25 signed and numbered by Dean Zelinsky himself.  

Over 2000 bucks!  :0

Okay, it's a super sweet guitar and all and custom made here in the US, but dang.  Over 2 grand for a Dean Z with a set neck?  I was thinking it would be around 1300 or so being that the Dean Selects go less than a grand.  Oh well.  Maybe I should just keep the 2 I have now.  At least the Jackson I have is sort of rare.  Not many SL1's with the lightning sky graphics and I finally got it set up right too.  

All right, I made up my mind(with your help of course!) I'm definately keeping mine. LOL

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Well, I think it's a decision you won't regret.  I was just about to trade or sale one of my basses a couple weeks ago to get another acoustic 6-string (after swearing I wouldn't ever do that), and Becky told me I should wait a week or so and think about it before I rushed into it.  I ended up changing my mind, and I'm glad I did.

 

There is a Fender Strat,an Ibanez Talman,a Fernandez Strat Copy, and a Yahmaha Acoustic out there somewhere that used to be mine, and I wish I still had tehm too.  Especially the acoustic, it had a really bassy sound.

 

I don't need all the ones I have (I have a Fender Jazz Bass, a Fender Precision-Lyte, a Fretless Fender Jazz Bass, an American Standard Stratocaster, a Taylor 410 Acuostic, and an Upright Bass), but I just hate the thought of losing any of them.  I'm just going to wait and save and maybe I can get that other acoustic later.  I'm contemplating a resonator guitar, and really learning how to play slide.  IF I don't get it, I think I'm gonna get a Martin DX-1 like my fiancee's sister just got.

 

Good luck playing, and buying new instruments.

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