juancaca
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thats correct!! is to give to jason the money, and in the video he is explaining that was the jackson that he used A LOT in the past... that one is legit!
Some guitars are too funny not to post
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Marty sold it years ago to raise money for Jason. The guy that currently owns it is selling it off again. Marty doesn't have anything to do with it other than letting people know that it is available for sale.
It does not say anywhere in the current auction that the money is being donated.
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yeah i was literally about to edit that part on my preious posts. im not english native speaker so didnt understand the video. checking reverb it appears a friend of him bought the guitar around 2011 and now that friend its selling...
https://reverb.com/item/83891847-19...-kiss-cacophony-era-his-legendary-main-guitar
EDIT: TRIED BUT I CANT EDIT ANYMORE. SORRY.
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Even if Marty himself were selling it, I'd understand if it got up to that high of a price through auction, but to be asking $125k is fucking wild. Doesn't matter who it is.
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yeah, maybe if they include a copy of all the records where the guitar was used, autographed, a dedicated letter from marty, etc.
a rich fan maybe find valuable enough all that material...
That is wild!
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If you look closely, you'll notice the multiscale... have I mentioned they're also 3D shaped, the body I mean.
Yeah, it's kinda interesting.
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It's pretty similar! I'd never heard of that thing before, very interesting concept.
Looks just like the Stepp DGI...
Stepp DG1
This invention from Great Britain has the distinction of being the very first self-contained guitar synthesizer. Built in 1986 through 1988, its internal sounds were all synthesized, and it did have some limited control over external MIDI synths. A later model, the DGX, did not have the onboard synth, but it did have a far better system for MIDI control.
