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| Someone's either very sure he's going to win an auction annd is flipping the guitar for a profit before he even receives it, or he figured it was easier to rip off someone else's picture thann to take one of his own. Check out this 1759 and this other(?) 1759. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | The first one is up in one day and the second has nine days left. I'd say the guy was trying to make a fast buck. I had a guy buy an electronic drum trigger from me once on the bay, and then wanted me to hold it untill he sold it again, and then ship it to the new owner so he could save on the shipping. I declined, as I would have no protection through Ebay if there was a problem. |
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Location: North Carolina | What an amazing coincidence! |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I guess the first one is a much better buy.... |
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| I guess that's what he/they want you to think, but even $1150 is a bit steep IMO. |
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Location: closely held secret | The descriptions don't match. One has an OP-24, the other says OP50 with XLR. I think he just ripped off the picture.
I bet neither one is as nice as mine with the Optima.
What the heck is a "Md 1759" supposed to be? |
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Location: North Carolina | Originally posted by jpcannon:
I guess the first one is a much better buy.... No, the second - shipping is free! |
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Location: South of most, North of few | OK, I'll take two :rolleyes:
"but even $1150 is a bit steep IMO."
IMO too. |
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