Post by williamtk2018 on Mar 8, 2020 12:46:31 GMT -5
If you are a car nut you've likely read Jalopnik's Nice Price or Crackpipe column about how a unique car is for sale, and they poll the readers on whether they think it's priced reasonably or not.
I may have a similar dilemma. I have a Recording King RD-A9M for sale, advertised locally and on Reverb. Most of the local responses have been trade offers that don't interest me at all, but I got one today and passed on it, but now am second-guessing my decision.
The offer was for an Ensenada WG-69. This is a 70s Japanese knock-off of a Gibson Hummingbird, and made of solid wood. Owner said the neck was slightly bowed and he had not attempted to adjust the truss rod. That can cover alot of territory.
I probably made the right decision, but these guitars seem to have a bit of a cult following, and I wonder if I may have passed up a potential gem.
Any thoughts?
I may have a similar dilemma. I have a Recording King RD-A9M for sale, advertised locally and on Reverb. Most of the local responses have been trade offers that don't interest me at all, but I got one today and passed on it, but now am second-guessing my decision.
The offer was for an Ensenada WG-69. This is a 70s Japanese knock-off of a Gibson Hummingbird, and made of solid wood. Owner said the neck was slightly bowed and he had not attempted to adjust the truss rod. That can cover alot of territory.
I probably made the right decision, but these guitars seem to have a bit of a cult following, and I wonder if I may have passed up a potential gem.
Any thoughts?
