Adrian Legg's Guitars
MWoody
Posted 2006-04-27 1:30 PM (#328751)
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They are up on Ebay

Custom Longneck

Custom 12

Excuseme, I need to get a drool bucket and crying towel...
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Norseman1
Posted 2006-04-27 1:47 PM (#328752 - in reply to #328751)
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I know how you could save $250.00 more towards buying those beauties! ;)
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Beal
Posted 2006-04-27 2:02 PM (#328753 - in reply to #328751)
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It will be interesting to see what they bring. As I recall the long neck 12 last year was in the high teens? Anyone remember what it finally went for?
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MWoody
Posted 2006-04-27 2:09 PM (#328754 - in reply to #328751)
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More than I had! I think $2500.

This will be another milestone.
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Waskel
Posted 2006-04-27 4:49 PM (#328755 - in reply to #328751)
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Interesting that the current high bidder on both of them has a feedback score of 5 and hasn't bought anything on Ebay except video games and sport clothes.
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MWoody
Posted 2006-04-27 4:59 PM (#328756 - in reply to #328751)
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Not a problem.
I have 9 more days to save for Adrian Legg's Baritone!

Want to buy an overpriced Golden Viper? :eek:
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Waskel
Posted 2006-04-27 5:08 PM (#328757 - in reply to #328751)
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Depends. How overpriced, and how many payments can I make?
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Standingovation
Posted 2006-04-27 5:17 PM (#328758 - in reply to #328751)
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It would probably be cheaper to buy Adrian's leg.

Dave
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Jacob
Posted 2006-04-27 8:49 PM (#328759 - in reply to #328751)
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I saw the longneck and thought "That's what I've always been looking for!"

I knew I couldn't afford it, but I placed a few bids just for the narrative value.
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stephent28
Posted 2006-04-28 12:24 AM (#328760 - in reply to #328751)
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Hey Jacob,
Nice start and welcome to the club!
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Todd G.
Posted 2006-04-28 12:25 AM (#328761 - in reply to #328751)
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Since I'm a Legghead, I received an email last week telling me that these guitars would be for sale.

After reading the description on the D-longneck I still can't tell if this guitar is prototype Number 1. Does anyone else read this differently than me?

Todd
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richardd
Posted 2006-04-28 2:14 AM (#328762 - in reply to #328751)
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I guess Leggies's given O's the flick then ?
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Jacob
Posted 2006-04-28 3:37 AM (#328763 - in reply to #328751)
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Thanks, Stephen!

And to be honest... I actually don't know who Adrian Legg even is. Time to go look.
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Beal
Posted 2006-04-28 7:27 AM (#328764 - in reply to #328751)
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There were four made so if this is actually #1 is hard to tell. It certainly is one of the four.

ToddG, you should go to Spotlight Music and check out the book Mandolin, it's very cool.
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stephent28
Posted 2006-04-29 9:58 AM (#328765 - in reply to #328751)
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Is this correct?

The guitars were made in the USA but currently reside in the UK.

Since they would be shipping back to the country of origin, would they be exempt from taxes/duties, etc?
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Tupperware
Posted 2006-04-29 10:14 AM (#328766 - in reply to #328751)
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It's like buying a Bentley. If you can afford the car you're not going to be worried about the taxes. Whoever buys Leggs guitars won't blink twice at the cost. Dave
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Beal
Posted 2006-04-29 10:48 AM (#328767 - in reply to #328751)
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Yes, coming back into the country there's no tax, just another form to be filled out to avoid it.
So far as I know this is the only one in England.
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Beal
Posted 2006-05-03 7:30 PM (#328768 - in reply to #328751)
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It keeps creeping up slowly, wanna bet the reserve is 2 grand?
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stephent28
Posted 2006-05-03 11:43 PM (#328769 - in reply to #328751)
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Originally posted by cwk2:
It keeps creeping up slowly, wanna bet the reserve is 2 grand?
Bill, does that mean you will sell yours for 2 grand? In which case, call me! It will look really good next to the Bean :cool:

I'm betting $2500.
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Beal
Posted 2006-05-04 9:52 AM (#328770 - in reply to #328751)
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The only one I have left now is the silver one which was the 5th one made, and the black 12 string. You could probably special order one from the factory for what I'd sell it to you for so I'd suggest that avenue. That way you get everything exactally how you want it.
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MWoody
Posted 2006-05-04 10:24 AM (#328771 - in reply to #328751)
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Ok, 30 seconds of soapbox, PSD!

Where is the LX Baritone or the Adamas with ANS Neck Baritone that we know could be done?

Or is this a miniscule flavor of GAS?
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MWoody
Posted 2006-05-04 10:27 AM (#328772 - in reply to #328751)
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Come on Bill! Don't you have a closet full of Thunderbolts?
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Beal
Posted 2006-05-04 2:01 PM (#328773 - in reply to #328751)
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No
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cliff
Posted 2006-05-04 8:18 PM (#328774 - in reply to #328751)
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Yes he DOES!!!!

Oh, . . "Bolts" . . . I thought y'said "Boots".
(Are you Canadian?? ;-)
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Beal
Posted 2006-05-05 7:56 AM (#328775 - in reply to #328751)
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That was Loraine's closet you must have been wandering around in again! And I am not a lumberjack!

Looks like 2500 might be the right guess.
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Waskel
Posted 2006-05-05 8:16 AM (#328776 - in reply to #328751)
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I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok, I sleep all night, and I work all day...

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MWoody
Posted 2006-05-05 10:44 AM (#328777 - in reply to #328751)
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MWoody
Posted 2006-05-05 10:46 AM (#328778 - in reply to #328751)
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2006-05-05 3:18 PM (#328779 - in reply to #328751)
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Anybody know what the r.s.i.s. is that is referred to in the auction?
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dvd
Posted 2006-05-05 5:38 PM (#328780 - in reply to #328751)
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I'd guess Repetitive Strain Injuries.. i.e. carpal tunnel syndrome, bursitis, tendinitis, etc.

bummer.
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gh1
Posted 2006-05-07 3:04 AM (#328781 - in reply to #328751)
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Why would he sell these? Seems really odd to me for some reason. Really, i can't fathom what would possess him to put them on Ebay -- just plain weird if you ask me.

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alpep
Posted 2006-05-07 6:01 AM (#328782 - in reply to #328751)
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many guitarists are not collectors. if they don't use an instrument they sell it.

thinko of it this way. how many classical musicians own more that their main instrument and a backup? few.

guitarists are a stranger lot of folks.
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an4340
Posted 2006-05-07 9:29 AM (#328783 - in reply to #328751)
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If I don't use 'em I have to sell them. I wish I had the room, but I don't. If they don't work (in the sense of "going to work") they gotta go and someone else can use 'em. Right now I have three guitars: My Adamas, Country Artist and OSP-1 electric papoose. I'm making a Warmoth tele.

In a sense I view my guitars like horses, they are happy working, and being properly taken care of, if I have too many they will suffer. Like any machine, they were meant to be used.
That is your buddhist thought for the day. Thank you.
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schroeder
Posted 2006-05-07 10:46 AM (#328784 - in reply to #328751)
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Couldn't agree more. Use it or move it. Guitars hate doing nothing. If that wasn't true they would improve hanging on a wall/sitting in a case. And we all know they don't.

Your zen thought for the day. Thank you.
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gh1
Posted 2006-05-07 10:47 AM (#328785 - in reply to #328751)
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alpep & an4340 -- yes, good points, it's not a viewpoint i considered before my post. Thanks for the insights.

But, Ebay? Still think that's a bit wierd.

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stephent28
Posted 2006-05-07 11:57 AM (#328786 - in reply to #328751)
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Originally posted by gh1:

But, Ebay? Still think that's a bit wierd.
Why???? If you want to reach the largest amount of people possible and get the best price, where else would you go? Certainly not local or the papers. Despite its faults, ebay is still a great clearing house to buy and sell gear.
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alpep
Posted 2006-05-07 3:12 PM (#328787 - in reply to #328751)
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exactly e bay is the great equalizer. It is international and cuts through much of the BS of selling an item. some days you get crazy money, some days you can't sell anything.
I can't figure it out
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stephent28
Posted 2006-05-08 8:56 AM (#328788 - in reply to #328751)
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Pitiful.....I have received 2 second chance offers to buy this guitar. Do I forward these to spoof@ebay.com or is there another email I use for fraud?
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MWoody
Posted 2006-05-08 9:03 AM (#328789 - in reply to #328751)
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Ask for their Credit Card info before you commit!


Yes, spoof@ebay.com
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stephent28
Posted 2006-05-09 12:15 PM (#328790 - in reply to #328751)
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Man the scammers are getting bad.

I ended up getting "6" 2nd chance offers to buy the longneck.
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-05-09 2:02 PM (#328791 - in reply to #328751)
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I got several on a 1537 I tried to buy, back when I was first with the OFC. I was really disappointed that they weren't real, until I got a better one from Noah.
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