Cool Rics on eBay / Reverb / Craigslist

Started by ilan, March 27, 2009, 05:51:47 AM

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ilan


Dave W

Very nice looking for a Fireglo and looks in great shape.

ilan

Late '73 faded Burgundyglo.  $3,529 BIN. Has a hole in the heel where a Lemmy-style strap button once was.




ilan

Apr. '73 original fretless JG from Olivia's - checkerboard, toaster, gap tooth bridge - $3,290 BIN



gearHed289

I'm generally not a fan of MapleGlo, but that's a good looking bass.

ilan

Quote from: gearHed289 on August 16, 2018, 08:32:34 AM
I'm generally not a fan of MapleGlo, but that's a good looking bass.
MG looks best without binding imho.

Dave W

If it doesn't "glo" then it can't really be mapleglo, can it? It's nice but I wouln't pay more for a satin finish.

dvena22


ilan

Quote from: Dave W on August 16, 2018, 03:40:00 PM
If it doesn't "glo" then it can't really be mapleglo, can it?
Santa Ana logic is sometimes challenging. Autumnglo is matte. The same color in high gloss is Walnut, no -glo suffix.

Dave W

Quote from: ilan on August 16, 2018, 03:52:01 PM
Santa Ana logic is sometimes challenging. Autumnglo is matte. The same color in high gloss is Walnut, no -glo suffix.

That's an oddity, though, and AFAIK matte Autumnglo was never priced higher.

ilan

#1511
The satin MG was a very limited run for the Japanese market and was essentially the return of the v63, at the time when the only other vintage reissue you could buy was the C64 with its unfortunate upside-down headstock. So I guess you paid premium for the rightie headstock, not the matte finish. BTW natural finishes justify a premium because you can't hide anything with natural.

gearHed289

Quote from: ilan on August 16, 2018, 09:33:43 AM
MG looks best without binding imho.

Never thought of that. Maybe that's it. I also kind of like the ones with black trim.

Dave W

Quote from: ilan on August 17, 2018, 06:04:15 AM
..... BTW natural finishes justify a premium because you can't hide anything with natural.

Tell that to Gibson!

Alanko