ebay listing - any good?

Steel, crappy pictures see if the person will send you better pictures.

The price seems to be about average. The chip should drive the price down.

Good luck, Glenn |B)
 
The buy it now is too pricey for a nasty chip like that. The opening bid of 650 is a more reasonable price. For 800-850 you should be able to land a cosmeticlly perfect Axis with some moderate play wear.
 
ernie1966 said:
The buy it now is too pricey for a nasty chip like that. The opening bid of 650 is a more reasonable price. For 800-850 you should be able to land a cosmeticlly perfect Axis with some moderate play wear.


I don't agree, the Buy-it now wouldn't determe for a chip you couldn't see while playing,...but maybe I'm just a moron.
 
Cripes, I got a bad feeling in my stomach when I saw that nasty hit.

850 = too much for that guitar with that issue, IMO. That's like a car having a big dent in the driver's side fender/bumper area, and you still give them the same amount for it.

My first Axis was bought for 800, and it was mint. You can do better; in my eyes, keep on looking, dude. They are definitely out there. :)
 
I'm curious what are good prices for used EBMM guitars (other models than Axis) in your opinions ??? :confused:
 
Most musicians will tell you a good price is FREE, because they never have the money to pay for it.
 
GWDavis28 said:
Steel, crappy pictures see if the person will send you better pictures.
Looks like a camera phone pic - the Luke I bought was advertised with similarly lo-fi shots - so chances are he probably doesn't have a "real" digital camera.

A shame, because the extra coin that they spent on the phone coulda probably gone into cheap, decent 2 megapixel camera that would do a much better job. I wish people in eBay land would realize this... :(
 
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