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Location: NW NJ | I know that a lot of us really love the '97 Collectors, but come on - is this cat out of his/her mind, or maybe I've gone through some time warp during the night and woke up in the year 2056? Hmmm ... if it is 2056, and a '97 Collectors is going for $3,500.00, imagine what all you guys' Adamas I's and II's are going for!
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I think it's the luggage tag he's trying to sell. |
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| No wonder it's so expensive - didn't you read the description? The strings are "intact". How many of us can say that of our guitars? And "all" of his strings are intact.
Somebody buy this rare gem. |
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| The original retail wasn't that much, was it? |
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Location: Albuquerque | That green velvet hard case makes it well worth it! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I always knock a few hundred dollars off if the strings aren't intact. Maybe somebody should ask this guy if he'd take the strings off and reduce his price a few thousand. |
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Yeah, spotted this one right away, too. See my post entitled "What". I think there is either a zero or a screw loose, too..............see the dog has a sense of humor, too....... |
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Great Guitar - But, Are They Nuts?
