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Location: WILMINGTON, DE | I thought I might change my strings so I dug into the closet to get the box of strings I bought way back in 1990. I was playing in a band then and I forgot they are electric strings. Gibson G-900ML 340 Nickel Plus (.011 gauge). Now I am thinking acoustic strings might sound better since I am no longer using a pickup on my O. I wonder if 15 year old strings will sell on Ebay... any thoughts? |
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Location: Avondale, AZ | It might sell but for how much? If they were older they would be easier to sell. Use the word vintage and it will sell. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I sold some old Rotosound bass strings from the '70s on ebay about a year ago. I had 3 sets, new in the package.
Figured I would make some big bucks but got almsot zero interest. Ended up with all 3 sets going for about $35. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Vintage and strings really don't go together. They're kinda like bread, best when fresh. |
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