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Axis 30th Anniversary

I must part with my NAMM 100th

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D65

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House repairs require that I sell some stuff. The biggest item is my NAMM 100th Anniversary bass. Number 69 of 100. Brand new condition. I'm not sure what these are going for, so I need some help establishing a price.
 
C'mon guys... D65 is looking for some serious help here...


















I'll go as high as $8.52 - but that's my final offer! ;)
 
if I could I would but all I have available is maybe 20.00

but I could give the 110 I have saved for my bongo.
 
Hm... I can't find that specific auction, but I do believe I saw one on eBay go for over the 1K mark. That said...

Put me down for a $600 bid. :D We jus' playin' wit'cha. :)

Oh ja, pics Pics PICS!
 
I had one over a year ago, and I bought and sold mine for right around $1300. Mine had a few dings in the body. I'm pretty sure they would be going for more than that now. The 20th anniv. models have been going for $1900-2300 recently.

BC has a 100th anniv for sale at $2500.
 
Thanks for the input. I have some pics, but I can't remember where I saved them. Duh! I'll try to take some new pics today. I wouldn't consider selling it if I didn't have another, cooler, Stingray already. I own the the only(I was told) Champagne Sparkle Stingray ever made. EB made it as a color sample for the NAMM show a few years ago. Apparently I was the only person that liked it, so they sold it to me and it sounds as good as it looks!
 
D65, I doubt you've got the only one out there. There was a sparkle run, but it ended soon after. Ebmuscmanlvr83 has posted some pics of sparkle MM basses in a shop near him and I think one of them was something to the effect of "champagne sparkle."
 
Id have to see pics of the cham. sparkle.

Sam, the one I photoed was actually silver sparkle, and Ive seen a few of those floating around. Not many though.
 
I can't confirm if it's the only Champagne Sparkle, but the folks at the EB booth at the NAMM show said it was. I have to assume that they know what they're talking about. That year they were showing a bunch of new colors. Some went into production and some didn't. The decisions were at least partly based on the reactions they received from visitors in their booth. I guess not to many people liked the pink glitter, so they sold it to me. Sadly, by the next Winter NAMM show, the glitter was gone.
 
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