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Location: boulder | where do we think it will end up price wise?
Sure looks like a player. peace mike |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Good luck, Mike. This one has awakened the trawler. Bet it's going to be a furious flurry at the end. |
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Location: Chicago 'Burbs | Originally posted by fugot:
where do we think it will end up price wise?
Sure looks like a player. peace mike Who really knows with a proto? From the other auctions, he usually lets the bidders decide that. Good luck... should be an interesting week. (Pace yourself) |
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Location: Wooster, Ohio | I doubt that I will be in the hunt for this but I live about an hour and half away. Might be worth just going down there and struming it to see what it is like. It really is a interesting piece.
Steve |
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Location: Tennessee | I didn't realize that this actually has Adamas on the headstock ... are there any other Adamii out there with a wooden top? |
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Location: Houston, Texas | Yeah, it has the Adamas style inlays, knob pointers and bridge, otherwise the equivalent of a SSB 1537.
It's out of my price range already, but for anyone who currently owns a 1537-4, this would be a great companion. |
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Adamas SS proto on ebay.
