About the "Jazzmaster." I'd bet money that it's just some old Harmony or Teisco guitar body that they routed for a Strat input jack. There's no way in hell it's a prototype Jazzmaster, and even if it was, it wouldn't go for that price for just the body. An original prototype Jazzmaster was up for sale by Norman's Rare Guitars sold it for $100,000. And it was complete and in working condition, and came with a letter of authenticity from Freddie Tavares, the guy who designed a lot of Fender's guitars. So, this unidentified guitar body who's source of authenticity is some guy who says his uncle found it certainly isn't gonna go for two and a half times that price unless Joe Bonamassa starts huffing paint.
Re the Jazzmaster. Sounds a bit nit-picky, but having "providence" (care provided by a deity) is NOT the same as having "provenance" (origin or earliest known history). For a quarter mil, the seller ought to be able to get that part right. Cheers....
I once had my phone autocorrect me from “provenance” to “providence”. To disastrous results! Here’s what happened: I was trying to buy one of Lisa Kudrow’s guitars from the set of “Friends” and this guy who worked in props, had a glossy red j-45. And I was like “Well…she played a matte burgundy Gibson Gospel”. So I figured that he was completely full of it, or it just sat back there, and she never even picked it up. And the whole point was that I wanted something that was on the show… However years later I was re-watching the series and noticed…there is one scene… Where she’s recording “Smelly cat”…And she’s given a glossy. Red. J-45! It was identical. Not saying it was for certain the same guitar. But, in all likelihood. It was. Anyways. My point, is that I misspelled a very important word. And the seller thought I was so. Dumb. That he simply stopped replying to me after telling me he had some “provenance” from working on set. But he really hit that PROVENANCE hard in his reply. I lost out on really cool guitar with a fun history (actually a steal of a deal too. He wasn’t really asking a premium for the guitar. Maybe 1-200 dollars more than a used j-45 would cost in about 2013) and from that day on, I learned, to always double check my spelling. Yes. My punctuation is erratic and reads like Shatner speaks. But I always double, and triple check my spelling. That guitar. Haunts me.
I seen the Klon business card a couple weeks ago. Laughed out loud on that one. Perhaps I should buy it and put it in my Germanium Tumnus box and sell the package for $3000
Thank for including my Painted Over collection Fluff ❤ For those of you more interested in it the Reverb listing has a lot of details about them and how rare they are. Funny thing is I had just uploaded a RUclips video of the collection the night before Fluff's video was released. Great timing! As many of you pointed out about Reverb's offer system, it is based on a percentage of the full price and in most cases the seller would not take the lowest offer allowed 😊 Love this segment of your channel Fluff, thanks again and Happy New Year to everyone!
Just because you can make an offer does not mean you'll get it for that price. I've done it several times, and the seller will either decline or come back with a counteroffer.
I don't think it means the seller will accept that number. Reverb doesn't allow offers less than 60% of list price. Up to the seller what they will accept above that.
The skystang can be bought brand new for 1350 bucks from fenders website. If you live in Germany and you are screwed over with fees you still won’t pay more than 2k altogether to get that guitar from fender to germany. Selling it for over 7k is absolutely insane. That bing said the real skystang did not sell for 4 million, it sold for around 1.5 million. His electric acoustic Gibson sold for 4 million.
I’ve seen the same attempts at a cash grab with multiple MIJ & CIJ Jag-Stangs, verbose listings and all. Just because someone had a lefty complete down to original shipping box suddenly it had “provenance” and seller was asking over $5K for something maybe worth up to $2K to the right buyer, but actually worth around $1500. It’s still for sale, price dropping month to month because no sucker has yet to appear.
Okay people listen up if you put anything in an auction online and if it's worth charging the money for example like the $70,000 for the guitars free shipping. No questions asked if you're getting that kind of money for something you should be able to do free shipping
omg i actually bought a guitar from the dude who’s selling the Skystang, i’ve literally been to his house and played with his cat! I got the roadworn cobain jag for 2400 and yes that was the cheapest one on the market. He’s a nice dude and owns one of Courtney Love’s guitars!
so I literally just bought a FM9 in mint condition on reverb for $530 when every other one was about $1600 ish. this seems weird, let's see if it ships.
@@timwhite5562 do your homework these are a special run of custom shop relics from 2017. They are definitely worth some bucks to somebody that wants to collect them. This appears to be the entire color collection the seller has.
That weird BC rich mandolin prototype is based off the igniter shape, which is actually pretty cool. I've never seen another BC Rich use that awful headstock either, and those cheap hot rod flames don't help.
I remember when Kurt was blown away that people were spending more that $20 to get into a concert. He'd flip the hell out over his 4 mill dollar guitar
During the lockdown he was selling petals on eBay and he still does but he doesn’t put his name on it and they’re auctioned off starting at 250 actual klones
When they first came out in 2011 they were 1000 brand new, the only cobain signatures out now are the jagstang and jaguar, both under 1500. People have been taking squier mustangs, throwing seymour Duncan's in it and selling them for 1500+. Pure greed in motion
@mmhmm6116 I can understand the Signature guitars going for $2000 once they've been Discontinued, but $7000 is just stupid as hell. Those guitars will always hold their value and become more valuable as time goes on because they are name brand Fenders that will always be in demand because of their popularity.
I want to get featured on this show so bad. Now where did I put my rare collection of worn down picks? Oh yeah, right next to my pile of blown speakers.
Reverb has a tool that lets you automatically decline offers less than 65% of the current asking price - that’s why you usually see the seemingly ridiculous “oh my god you won’t take X?” Unless the seller turns that off, it’s a default
I cant understand what is wrong with reverb. People sell second hand modern guitars more expensive from what a brand new costs. E.g. i saw the other say a gibson les paul 50s standard was like 2.8k euros in thomann and in reverb second hand 3.2k +300 euro shipping. Wtf
Reverb is Reverb. We (musicians and collectors) are the ones creating crazy prices. Sometime ago used gear changed into vintage gear. Vintage is reference to age only and nothing else and suddenly this lore grew about certain guitars and the magic they have. Guitars from the 50s and 60s, specifically Gibsons and Fenders varied from one another , specifically electronics. Pick ups could be different from day to day depending on who was wrapping wire that day and kind of day they were having. Some pups got overwound, some underwound hence, one 56 Fender had the magic and another sounded like a dog. Now anything used suddenly came with a premium price. Combine that with the obsessive search for "that" tone creates an overvalued market. We need to collectively get a grip and stop this nonsense. Prices should be dictated by quality of materials in the build. "Vintage" Fender gear used the cheapest, most available parts they could obtain. Gibson still had some artistry but also suffered from the same inconsistency of the time period. Ok, I'm done with my morning rant. Peace all.
Look closely at the headstock of the Mandolin. That was an Alex Gregory thing. He was a wacko. Gibson and Fender made him 7 string things. Tommy Lee played a BCR Pentasytem Guitar in his band. Look it up.
Alex gregory is known as mistro alex gregory. He put out an album in the early 90s I do believe, with a picture on the cover of him urinating on malmstein and steve via's grave sites. I think it was called paganini's last stand.
@@diabeticmonkey From what I have been told, He's the guy who holds the patents on seven and eight string guitars. Don't know if it's true but that's what I heard. If you can find his album, check it out. Because what he wrote in it is just so damned arrogant.
Not the biggest fan of Nirvana or Kurt, but the Ordering 12 because Fuck it we're really hungry, I respect that alot! 6:34 even Blackie Lawless would be like, WTF? but the more I see it, I kinda like it! But not 2-3K like it. 1500 just in shipping!!!!! If it's too good to be true, it normally is...
A Jazzmaster prototype with a body very similar to the one in the listing does appear in the 50's Fender factory tour video mentioned, it seems to have had some prototype 7 pole Jazzmaster pickups. And Leo definitely tinkered around with very crude prototypes like pickups hardware and neck mounted on some planks just to tinker with the electronics, so I'd say the one in the listing is likely the real deal but no way to know for sure without authentication from Fender. Even if real 250k sounds like a LOOOOT tho
I was taking a look at the video. The dog ear P90s check out. It actually had some weird type of P90 with magnets not aligning with the strings to have a more mellow jazz sound. I'm guessing it would be considered out of phase? The thing is, The pickguard shape is different and the body shape seems slightly off. I think its more likely a teisco or 60s japanese guitar body. those weird offsets that sort of took inspiration from fender
What kind of paint job is that supposed to be? Looks like a burst that got rubbed, or smeared before it dried. And didn't it come out around '65? Seems like a long time to have a guitar in development.
@@knives_on_static Never seen a Teisco or any other Japanese guitar of the era that looks like that, and I've seen quite a few. I think more likely it's a different prototype than the exact one in the factory tour video, or it was heavily modified due to Leo tinkering around with it (if we are to assume it is authentic to begin with). I don't quite understand why you'd say the position of the pole pieces would make it out of phase, and "out of phase" in guitar electronics is generally the absolute opposite of mellow and jazzy, it's pretty thin and snappy.
@@MK-1010 A poor one, I mean the story is that it's an early prototype so I don't think they'd care too much about a proper finish job. The Jazzmaster went into full production in 1959 (some examples made in '58 for NAMM and other exhibition purposes), not sure where you got 1965 from.
Dude wants a quarter mil for an old relic that isn't even usable. That prototype is total garbage! I'd buy a used Jazzmaster for a fraction of that price and call it a day!
Alex Gregory is the guy who basically invented the 7 string Stratocaster type guitar. One of the only actual real fender 7 string Stratocasters ever produced. He had a few made by fender and actually sold a couple of them on reverb. Honestly I would’ve bought one if I had that kind of disposable income. Grossly overpriced at around 8k. Custom shop.
@@djay6651 I don’t think that his website is actually meant to make money. But to advertise his projects and about me. I bet he’s semi retired honestly.
I’m a lefty and I find Homebuilt guitars for over $1000 I’ve built a few and I didn’t pay anywhere near that in my labor maybe five hours to build a guitar you buy all the parts paint put it together it’s not that big a deal
When is the " Jesus/ annunaki ; once played by : Easter Bunny" Autheniated by; Luke Skywalker..9 trillion bucks 😱😱👍🤣😵💫 It was " assembled" by a REAL bigfoot. & Set up by; SpongeBob SquarePants & bob tha builder: So ya know' it's LEGIT. It's a rocket😂😂😂
Cobain must be rolling in his grave, he played shitty cheap guitars. And he would have never had a signature snobby super expensive guitar to his name.
not th same JM prototype in the fender factory 50s tour at all . this is a cheap asian knock off which a lot had that wring body shape the main body is not offset but round and the horns are offset,
The "let's make an offer" thing you do doesn't really add value to the show (which I love, by the way!). Consider dropping that part UNLESS you're actually going to make the offer!
9:48 That surprised look 😂 Fluff if he accept 45000, of course he will accept 45100... lol
About the "Jazzmaster." I'd bet money that it's just some old Harmony or Teisco guitar body that they routed for a Strat input jack. There's no way in hell it's a prototype Jazzmaster, and even if it was, it wouldn't go for that price for just the body. An original prototype Jazzmaster was up for sale by Norman's Rare Guitars sold it for $100,000. And it was complete and in working condition, and came with a letter of authenticity from Freddie Tavares, the guy who designed a lot of Fender's guitars.
So, this unidentified guitar body who's source of authenticity is some guy who says his uncle found it certainly isn't gonna go for two and a half times that price unless Joe Bonamassa starts huffing paint.
Fluff + Ridiculous Reverb Listings = the perfect start to a New Year!
Re the Jazzmaster. Sounds a bit nit-picky, but having "providence" (care provided by a deity) is NOT the same as having "provenance" (origin or earliest known history). For a quarter mil, the seller ought to be able to get that part right. Cheers....
1/25 Mill?! Milo?! Muh la la te day doe de bang bong bungy.
I once had my phone autocorrect me from “provenance” to “providence”. To disastrous results! Here’s what happened: I was trying to buy one of Lisa Kudrow’s guitars from the set of “Friends” and this guy who worked in props, had a glossy red j-45. And I was like “Well…she played a matte burgundy Gibson Gospel”. So I figured that he was completely full of it, or it just sat back there, and she never even picked it up. And the whole point was that I wanted something that was on the show… However years later I was re-watching the series and noticed…there is one scene… Where she’s recording “Smelly cat”…And she’s given a glossy. Red. J-45! It was identical. Not saying it was for certain the same guitar. But, in all likelihood. It was. Anyways. My point, is that I misspelled a very important word. And the seller thought I was so. Dumb. That he simply stopped replying to me after telling me he had some “provenance” from working on set. But he really hit that PROVENANCE hard in his reply. I lost out on really cool guitar with a fun history (actually a steal of a deal too. He wasn’t really asking a premium for the guitar. Maybe 1-200 dollars more than a used j-45 would cost in about 2013) and from that day on, I learned, to always double check my spelling. Yes. My punctuation is erratic and reads like Shatner speaks. But I always double, and triple check my spelling. That guitar. Haunts me.
@@parkerhatcher224 interesting story. Cheers....
Trogly will be having palpitations over that Les Paul collection.
Maybe he bought it
I still can't believe they painted over so many beautiful flame tops! Maybe quilt tops, too.
Have him saying shit like “semi-what” and “butt-hons”
Agufish too.
He loves his SingleCuts.
😂 Trogly is a weirdo.
I seen the Klon business card a couple weeks ago. Laughed out loud on that one. Perhaps I should buy it and put it in my Germanium Tumnus box and sell the package for $3000
I saw that in a fb group lol
Thank for including my Painted Over collection Fluff ❤ For those of you more interested in it the Reverb listing has a lot of details about them and how rare they are. Funny thing is I had just uploaded a RUclips video of the collection the night before Fluff's video was released. Great timing!
As many of you pointed out about Reverb's offer system, it is based on a percentage of the full price and in most cases the seller would not take the lowest offer allowed 😊
Love this segment of your channel Fluff, thanks again and Happy New Year to everyone!
Just because you can make an offer does not mean you'll get it for that price. I've done it several times, and the seller will either decline or come back with a counteroffer.
they set a price to ignore offers he's testing what that is.
That circle guitar is worth it just for the Mastery bridge
That last listing is a visual example of
"Source: Just trust me bro"
Trogly would be all over that les paul collection
That's what I thought plus he'd probably try to flip them for $80k+
I don't think it means the seller will accept that number. Reverb doesn't allow offers less than 60% of list price. Up to the seller what they will accept above that.
My thought exactly.
The skystang can be bought brand new for 1350 bucks from fenders website. If you live in Germany and you are screwed over with fees you still won’t pay more than 2k altogether to get that guitar from fender to germany. Selling it for over 7k is absolutely insane.
That bing said the real skystang did not sell for 4 million, it sold for around 1.5 million. His electric acoustic Gibson sold for 4 million.
What Providence does that proto Jazzmaster have? Rhode Island?! That’s a long way from Fullerton California 😂
I’ve seen the same attempts at a cash grab with multiple MIJ & CIJ Jag-Stangs, verbose listings and all. Just because someone had a lefty complete down to original shipping box suddenly it had “provenance” and seller was asking over $5K for something maybe worth up to $2K to the right buyer, but actually worth around $1500. It’s still for sale, price dropping month to month because no sucker has yet to appear.
Okay people listen up if you put anything in an auction online and if it's worth charging the money for example like the $70,000 for the guitars free shipping. No questions asked if you're getting that kind of money for something you should be able to do free shipping
omg i actually bought a guitar from the dude who’s selling the Skystang, i’ve literally been to his house and played with his cat!
I got the roadworn cobain jag for 2400 and yes that was the cheapest one on the market. He’s a nice dude and owns one of Courtney Love’s guitars!
The $1000 dollar orange Jim root Tiny terror.😂
That "Jazzmaster" tho... homie's got "providence" on it and everything.
That Jazzmaster already no longer exists on reverb lol
so I literally just bought a FM9 in mint condition on reverb for $530 when every other one was about $1600 ish. this seems weird, let's see if it ships.
The les Paul collection is probably pretty decently priced. Seven Murphy labs would be around 70k so at 45k it’s probably a good deal.
Maybe, but those are most certainly not Murphy Lab. They look like a bad home relic job.
@@timwhite5562 do your homework these are a special run of custom shop relics from 2017. They are definitely worth some bucks to somebody that wants to collect them. This appears to be the entire color collection the seller has.
If they will take $45,000, I bet they'd take $45,100.
I love "The Price Is Right" clock game. Overbidding and going down with the bid.
That weird BC rich mandolin prototype is based off the igniter shape, which is actually pretty cool. I've never seen another BC Rich use that awful headstock either, and those cheap hot rod flames don't help.
Loving the shirt!
I remember when Kurt was blown away that people were spending more that $20 to get into a concert. He'd flip the hell out over his 4 mill dollar guitar
I don't have klon but I do have hs business card...The tone on that thing is amazing. ....lol.
Everything on reverb that's used I considered rare now lol! Most of the time it's cheaper just to buy new.
Finnegan is gonna need to put a quote on his new business card.
During the lockdown he was selling petals on eBay and he still does but he doesn’t put his name on it and they’re auctioned off starting at 250 actual klones
I heard that if you open the back of the pedal, burn the card, and sprinkle the ashes in there, it works better than unicorn tears.
@@MK-1010 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Actually fender is selling those Kurt Cobain mustangs left-handed for like $1100
When they first came out in 2011 they were 1000 brand new, the only cobain signatures out now are the jagstang and jaguar, both under 1500. People have been taking squier mustangs, throwing seymour Duncan's in it and selling them for 1500+. Pure greed in motion
@mmhmm6116 I can understand the Signature guitars going for $2000 once they've been Discontinued, but $7000 is just stupid as hell. Those guitars will always hold their value and become more valuable as time goes on because they are name brand Fenders that will always be in demand because of their popularity.
I want to get featured on this show so bad.
Now where did I put my rare collection of worn down picks?
Oh yeah, right next to my pile of blown speakers.
I have an ltd mh17 that ive farted on several times. Im asking tree fiddy!! 😂
That's a jazzrookie 10:50
I’m tempted to list one of my guitars for a ridiculous amount of money to see you make fun of it.
the only thing that would have made the business card better would have been $100 for shipping
Thanks Fluff! Hope you are feeling better. Peace
Reverb has a tool that lets you automatically decline offers less than 65% of the current asking price - that’s why you usually see the seemingly ridiculous “oh my god you won’t take X?”
Unless the seller turns that off, it’s a default
Wasn't Alex Gregory the guy that had the first Fender strat signature model?A 7 string in1988 ish?
I cant understand what is wrong with reverb. People sell second hand modern guitars more expensive from what a brand new costs.
E.g. i saw the other say a gibson les paul 50s standard was like 2.8k euros in thomann and in reverb second hand 3.2k +300 euro shipping. Wtf
Reverb is Reverb. We (musicians and collectors) are the ones creating crazy prices. Sometime ago used gear changed into vintage gear. Vintage is reference to age only and nothing else and suddenly this lore grew about certain guitars and the magic they have. Guitars from the 50s and 60s, specifically Gibsons and Fenders varied from one another , specifically electronics. Pick ups could be different from day to day depending on who was wrapping wire that day and kind of day they were having. Some pups got overwound, some underwound hence, one 56 Fender had the magic and another sounded like a dog. Now anything used suddenly came with a premium price. Combine that with the obsessive search for "that" tone creates an overvalued market. We need to collectively get a grip and stop this nonsense. Prices should be dictated by quality of materials in the build. "Vintage" Fender gear used the cheapest, most available parts they could obtain. Gibson still had some artistry but also suffered from the same inconsistency of the time period. Ok, I'm done with my morning rant. Peace all.
That Jazzmaster was definitely posted specifically to get on RRL. The story didn't even try to make sense.
250000 for a crude guitar body? You can get actual 59 les pauls for that money.
Free shipping!!
Best I can do is $2.50
Well he does have”providence” 😂
You can get a god damn McLaren sports car for that money.
Some guy just posted a Music Man Armada for $7999. He says he won’t budge on the price.
If you work the numbers, these listings are all using the reverb setting that automatically rejects offers that are more 35% below the list price
Look closely at the headstock of the Mandolin. That was an Alex Gregory thing. He was a wacko. Gibson and Fender made him 7 string things. Tommy Lee played a BCR Pentasytem Guitar in his band. Look it up.
The BC Rich is the Igniter body style. That headstock is absolutely hideous. The guitar version looks cool with the traditional Rich pointy headstock.
Report that business card one lol
My favorite episodes !!!
Alex gregory is responsible for the first fender 7 string strat
happy new year Fluff
Great video.
If?? Your a " mind control, CIA Victim on ACID 😂😂😂
Give your money to ME.
Not reverb....
& I'll throw in a BRIDGE to no where " and Free shipping"😂😂😂
Starting the New Year right by looking at weird and overpriced gear!
source: the hat man told me after I took too much Benadryl
STOOL! The next big thing in New Grass Metal genre...?
LoL
I think we have a new "Price is Right" game.
0:17 he just bought the guitar and sold it for $7k
Yep to many words or two little words in a listing is a red flag about the seller.
The guy selling the Gibson painted collection, probably needs the money to fund his divorce after he bought all those guitars 😂😂😂
That table is LOW PROFILE? You cant even sit down with the damn thing!
Alex gregory is known as mistro alex gregory. He put out an album in the early 90s I do believe, with a picture on the cover of him urinating on malmstein and steve via's grave sites. I think it was called paganini's last stand.
Goes to show that that gimmick didn’t work. Look at where he is now lol
@@diabeticmonkey From what I have been told, He's the guy who holds the patents on seven and eight string guitars. Don't know if it's true but that's what I heard. If you can find his album, check it out. Because what he wrote in it is just so damned arrogant.
now I wanna make some business cards
Ohh really
Not the biggest fan of Nirvana or Kurt, but the Ordering 12 because Fuck it we're really hungry, I respect that alot! 6:34
even Blackie Lawless would be like, WTF? but the more I see it, I kinda like it! But not 2-3K like it. 1500 just in shipping!!!!! If it's too good to be true, it normally is...
Fun fact: The limit is 64% of the selling price. 🤓
The offer hunt thing gets old on the first try
Who actually CARES what offer they'd accept
You need to check out Maestro Alex Gregory. It will explain everything about that guitar lol
How many pages is the Manuel?
@@user-yz4yx5hi6kIt's a guy who is off his head with his own grandeur
You need to learn binary search for finding the prices. :p Although it's probably just in the page source.
Where's Rate or Roast???
A Jazzmaster prototype with a body very similar to the one in the listing does appear in the 50's Fender factory tour video mentioned, it seems to have had some prototype 7 pole Jazzmaster pickups. And Leo definitely tinkered around with very crude prototypes like pickups hardware and neck mounted on some planks just to tinker with the electronics, so I'd say the one in the listing is likely the real deal but no way to know for sure without authentication from Fender. Even if real 250k sounds like a LOOOOT tho
Even if Leo himself confirmed this... 1/4 mill for that useless POS? it's bonkers
I was taking a look at the video. The dog ear P90s check out. It actually had some weird type of P90 with magnets not aligning with the strings to have a more mellow jazz sound. I'm guessing it would be considered out of phase? The thing is, The pickguard shape is different and the body shape seems slightly off. I think its more likely a teisco or 60s japanese guitar body. those weird offsets that sort of took inspiration from fender
What kind of paint job is that supposed to be? Looks like a burst that got rubbed, or smeared before it dried. And didn't it come out around '65? Seems like a long time to have a guitar in development.
@@knives_on_static Never seen a Teisco or any other Japanese guitar of the era that looks like that, and I've seen quite a few. I think more likely it's a different prototype than the exact one in the factory tour video, or it was heavily modified due to Leo tinkering around with it (if we are to assume it is authentic to begin with). I don't quite understand why you'd say the position of the pole pieces would make it out of phase, and "out of phase" in guitar electronics is generally the absolute opposite of mellow and jazzy, it's pretty thin and snappy.
@@MK-1010 A poor one, I mean the story is that it's an early prototype so I don't think they'd care too much about a proper finish job. The Jazzmaster went into full production in 1959 (some examples made in '58 for NAMM and other exhibition purposes), not sure where you got 1965 from.
Dude wants a quarter mil for an old relic that isn't even usable. That prototype is total garbage! I'd buy a used Jazzmaster for a fraction of that price and call it a day!
7:25 is he paying that to who will take that abomination away?
$500 is way too much for a klon much less a business card 😂😂😂😂
New stupulation, rediculous reverb listing must end with a rediculous reverb purchase (sponsored by sweetwater!)
Rude'dicish'viciousness
Alex Gregory is the guy who basically invented the 7 string Stratocaster type guitar. One of the only actual real fender 7 string Stratocasters ever produced. He had a few made by fender and actually sold a couple of them on reverb. Honestly I would’ve bought one if I had that kind of disposable income. Grossly overpriced at around 8k. Custom shop.
Plus his website looks like it was built in 1997.
@@djay6651 lol I wonder if this is on purpose, laziness, or just all he can do.
@@MisterRorschach90 I'd be more inclined to believe he just doesn't rely on it to generate income. It's been almost 10 years since it was updated.
@@djay6651 I don’t think that his website is actually meant to make money. But to advertise his projects and about me. I bet he’s semi retired honestly.
No offers on a 7000 dollar guitar 😄
You should actually make offers.. win them.... then auction them off or give em away. Watch Music is Win for examples. Don't punk out dude.
I’m a lefty and I find Homebuilt guitars for over $1000 I’ve built a few and I didn’t pay anywhere near that in my labor maybe five hours to build a guitar you buy all the parts paint put it together it’s not that big a deal
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Playing right handed is free and instant
@@Ottophil I was born lefthanded, and I broke my left hand and I can hold a pic with it, but I can’t do the fingering, so I play left-handed
Cobain was a crappy singer, a crappy writer and a crappy guitar player. The day he hollowed out his cranium nothing of value was lost.
The bullet. Ha you are grong n wrongo a longo
The BC Rich was not only ugly as hell, but fake too.
how do we know it's fake?
@@marks9197 The headstock.
No those are real
There's another one for sale on reverb right now. It's real.
Greetings and Happy New Year.
When is the " Jesus/ annunaki ; once played by : Easter Bunny"
Autheniated by; Luke Skywalker..9 trillion bucks 😱😱👍🤣😵💫
It was " assembled" by a REAL bigfoot.
& Set up by; SpongeBob SquarePants & bob tha builder:
So ya know' it's LEGIT.
It's a rocket😂😂😂
$250 dollars
If you want a jazzmaster maybe just buy a real one??
May hay BEEEE!!!
Cobain must be rolling in his grave, he played shitty cheap guitars. And he would have never had a signature snobby super expensive guitar to his name.
not th same JM prototype in the fender factory 50s tour at all . this is a cheap asian knock off which a lot had that wring body shape the main body is not offset but round and the horns are offset,
The "let's make an offer" thing you do doesn't really add value to the show (which I love, by the way!). Consider dropping that part UNLESS you're actually going to make the offer!
First for once...
Yes actually
Too many decent budget guitars out now to be buying new name brands or used anything, unless you just want a specific guitar.
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I was sick of Nirvana by the end of 1994. Enough with the Skystangs.
Did you get better after your musicals sickness. I sure hope ye doooo
Kurt also got sick of Nirvana in 1994.
@@holstorrsceadus1990 the first time I jumped on a trampoline I was listening to smelly teen SPYRITUAL. Bong. Face. Basturd's. HI YA!!!!!97538