The Last Bass Outpost
Gear Discussion Forums => Gibson Basses => Topic started by: Grog on July 13, 2013, 05:43:34 AM
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It's been almost two years since the JMJ 20/20 sold on Ebay, I haven't seen one since. One popped up & sold on Gbase when I wasn't looking, but that's about it.
http://www.gbase.com/gear/gibson-20-20-ned-steinberger-1987-silver-luna
They never popped up with much frequency before, but it's like they disappeared! Where have all the Fugly basses gone??
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Any idea how many were made?
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The consensus on this board was probably less than 100. Walter Carter thought about 12, we figured that to be quite low.............
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I'd play one of those. No seriously, I would.
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There just about have to be more than 12. But if there were less than 100, then no surprise that you haven't seen any for a couple of years.
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What would be a decent price for one of these, I wonder?
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No idea on a price but I presume that these are all in the hands of collectors now...
Uwe and Jules have one each... is it Grog that has a brace...?
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Jules paid just under $500 for his, that was over four years ago. Grog paid much less than that for his first one but IIRC quite a bit more for his second.
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Back in the closet where they belong ;)
The 80's are making a come back really!
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I paid too much for both of them. My Luna Silver one was for sale at Mike's Music for over a year at $1,000.00. I offered him $800.00. I ended up getting it for $900.00, including shipping and a modifiable hard shell case. I think I held the record for over paying for one when I bought the Ferrari Red bass, $1280.00 plus shipping, but it was super clean. The JMJ bass went for about $50.00 more, so I got out of that record! If I would have bought the JMJ bass before his road manager bought it, I think I could have had it for $350.00, they were asking $500.00.
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I think I just found two of them ....
(http://www.abc.net.au/news/linkableblob/4815350/data/ashton-agar-and-phil-hughes-walk-off-trent-bridge-at-lunch-on-d-data.jpg)
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Aaargh! Cricket! My eyes!
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I believe anybody buying a 20/20 these days is a committed case and will stick (no pun intended) with it without batting (pun intended) an eyelid. They are period pieces by now.