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How much is this guitar worth?

It is not mine but someone wants to trade me

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Every tele has begun to look exactly the same to me. I can't tell if that's a Chinese no-name capitalizing on the relic trend or a handmade $4k TGP jizz target.
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Haha,yeah but most chinese teles don't have steel hollow bodys and koa necks.
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These guitars are going for about $4000 on ebay and other places. What does this person want to trade?
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taylornutt wrote:These guitars are going for about $4000 on ebay and other places. What does this person want to trade?
My 365, he wants to give me the Trussart + cash for the Rick or he will give me $2298 cash for the Rick.

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The local shop in Milwaukee had brand new Trussarts for like $1600. A little less elaborate, but not appreciably. I'd guesstimate those occupy a rather fragile resale market, as do most high-dollar new electrics. I wouldn't bank on much more than $2k in its resale.

I'd hold for a better offer on the Ric - seems like that should be worth much more.
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Don't bother. Take the cash instead.
Ugly gimmick guitar.


It might be the amp and dirt pedal in that video, but that had an awful squealing.
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Thanks guys. Here is another vid of the Trussart(starting at 1:20). I think I will just take the cash.
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Post by grandnoise »

These guitars are over £2000 sterling, I played one a while ago and it was the best guitar I have ever played without a doubt, I'd recommend you playing it and seeing what you think, although they are gimmicky they are fantastic guitars.
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Will wrote:The local shop in Milwaukee had brand new Trussarts for like $1600. A little less elaborate, but not appreciably. I'd guesstimate those occupy a rather fragile resale market, as do most high-dollar new electrics. I wouldn't bank on much more than $2k in its resale.

I'd hold for a better offer on the Ric - seems like that should be worth much more.
Just curious: which shop in Milwaukee?
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Will wrote:I'd hold for a better offer on the Ric - seems like that should be worth much more.
what he said.
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That one looks like it was made using the chair next to it. I like the idea, but am unconvinced. Billy Gibbons has one--of everything. That Ric is sweet but so are crisp American dollars.
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god damned fucking relicing. I like the guitar enough, but all the false mojo is annoying.
if i'm wrong about the guitar being relic'd, than i apologize, haha
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gaybear wrote:god damned fucking relicing. I like the guitar enough, but all the false mojo is annoying.
if i'm wrong about the guitar being relic'd, than i apologize, haha
This one? It's not relic'd....it IS a relic. And it is SOLD!

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westtexasred wrote:
gaybear wrote:god damned fucking relicing. I like the guitar enough, but all the false mojo is annoying.
if i'm wrong about the guitar being relic'd, than i apologize, haha
This one? It's not relic'd....it IS a relic. And it is SOLD!
I think he meant the Trussart. It did make me wonder when I saw the pic, whether it had been "distressed", as they say in the antiques trade.
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if i were u, i would keep my rickenbacker!!
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AaronGuitarDude wrote:if i were u, i would keep my rickenbacker!!
Too late now.
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westtexasred wrote:
AaronGuitarDude wrote:if i were u, i would keep my rickenbacker!!
Too late now.
what.
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Mo Rawka wrote:
westtexasred wrote:
AaronGuitarDude wrote:if i were u, i would keep my rickenbacker!!
Too late now.
what.
I sold it,it was in the classified section.
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NickS wrote:
westtexasred wrote:
gaybear wrote:god damned fucking relicing. I like the guitar enough, but all the false mojo is annoying.
if i'm wrong about the guitar being relic'd, than i apologize, haha
This one? It's not relic'd....it IS a relic. And it is SOLD!
I think he meant the Trussart. It did make me wonder when I saw the pic, whether it had been "distressed", as they say in the antiques trade.

yes, definately the trussart.
the ric looks sweet. i don't mind real mojo at all
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