- Thread starter Jason Hebert
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Mobay45
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"Like New. A customer of ours has to liquidate a bunch of basses he just bought. This is one of the brand new 30th ann. in crimson red."
For some reason I would think that if this were a customer of yours, you would know a little more about the product. Sometimes I'm just amazed at how little information people put into their Ebay posts and then expect to get top dollar.
For some reason I would think that if this were a customer of yours, you would know a little more about the product. Sometimes I'm just amazed at how little information people put into their Ebay posts and then expect to get top dollar.
Jason Hebert
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Nothing surprises me on eBay these days. I haven't bought anything on the Bay in years. Doesn't seem to be a bad price, if it is in fact mint. Thought maybe someone around here would be interested, as these don't come up used much yet.
muggsy
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That is a good price. I'd consider it if I didn't already have one. That's the second used 30th I've seen on ebay.
Mobay45
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I'm not saying it's a bad price. I just think that if you are going to sell something in that price range you should prepare your presentation. It should, IMHO, include enough information about the product so that someone who doesn't know what a 30th anniversary Stingray is would know what they are looking at. It may look "crimson red" to the person that listed it, but we all know that it's much more than that.
Jason Hebert
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I agree. Good pictures and a detailed description go a long way when selling used gear.
Bill
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I really need to stop seeing these basses everywhere (until I can afford one).
James Hill
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There was another used 30th listed at the Atlanta Bass Gallery. Not sure if its still available.
muggsy
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I agree with everything you said, but I'm guessing that someone who knows what it is will hit the BIN button before the auction ends. If it wasn't a BIN auction with a reasonable price, then a better description and pics would likely mean extra $$$ in the seller's pocket, but he chose to set a firm price and he'll probably get it. The few basses I've sold (or tried to sell) on ebay have all featured detailed descriptions and lots of pics, but I was trying to get as much as I could, usually because I needed the cash to buy another bass. That's how I got my 30th.
Jason Hebert
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Yeah, Jim still has that one.
Dr Stankface
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I asked my girlfriend if she'd buy it for me. She said, "You don't play 4 strings."
I'm so proud.
I'm so proud.
Mobay45
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I asked my girlfriend if she'd buy it for me. She said, "You don't play 4 strings."
I'm so proud.
Congratulations!
Caca de Kick
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That was just an easier way for her to say NO!
bovinehost
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Look what happened to me.
Bill
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Hey, she can buy it for your cyber buddy in Louisiana!I asked my girlfriend if she'd buy it for me. She said, "You don't play 4 strings."
I'm so proud.
Yep, I'm still jealous, Jack!
Jason Hebert
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and you can share it with me Bill!
Bill
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Yes, indeed!
Jason Hebert
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Bill, you need to take a trip to The Perfect Bass. James has a 30th or two in stock, plus lots of other cool EB stuff.
Dargin
Ernie Ball Customer Service
The guys from Perfect Bass should be showing up here soon too....
