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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Do
you know how much your Matrix is Really Worth?
[The case may smell like kitty pee... :D ]
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Location: Sydney, Australia | You can get a 47RI for that sort of money if you know the right people! |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Yeah, but this is a MATRIX. I've been told by bluegrass singers that this is one fine guitar. :rolleyes: |
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Posts: 698
Location: Cork, Ireland | My Applause must be worth at least twice that! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Combine everything in the picture, including the rug and it ain't worth that kind if money. Matrix is a fine guitar but, geeeesh. Hey, let's hope he get's what he's asking. Actually isn't it great that an ovation player thinks that highly of his guitar? Good for him. |
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Posts: 3969
| Dang, I shoulda hung on to my Matrix. With the vintage finish crack (relic'd, right?) I might have gotten even more. |
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Posts: 12750
Location: Boise, Idaho | I thought I saw that earlier with a minimum bid of much less. Maybe he added a zero. 76 Matrixes didn't have rosewood fretboards. Maybe there's still time for me to intercept that #47.
Here's the deal, Stephen, I'll send you my 76 Matrix, with no finish cracks or scratches. You give it to your brother and send me the #47. I'm sure SWMBO will forgive me when I tell her I got 10 times what we paid for the Matrix in 1977. |
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