Stunning strandberg #19 on ebay

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Lorcan Ward

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Wow. So what the heck do these things actually cost? As an owner of many expensive customs you'd think I wouldn't be asking the question, but what's so magical about these that they're worth over $7000?

Zealously crafted, insane attention to every detail etc, you know the deal with hi-end customs.
 

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He said in the question section that it's made by S7.

EDIT: I was mistakenly referring to the link in the second or third post above, not the OP.
 
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I heard this was coming up for sale, made me laugh the owner decided eBay was the way to go haha.
 

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Some people'll shell out a lot to beat wait times.

Not surprised the production went over base price as well, 4 months to someone who can just throw another 200~300 bucks at the screen without much hassle isn't much.

Think of it like the Carvin $100 rush build.
 

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Ah, Joe's ex-guitar. That's a STUNNING example in person. They also cost a fair bit more than 5K if you go crazy with woods and whatnot.
 

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Fact check another Strandberg eBay ad?

Despite being #19, it's not one of the first 20 made. The wait list is less than 300 people long at the last update. Production numbers are a bit over 10, and this year should be a lot higher, and continue to rise. And wait time is not 1.5 years to be built, as I will demonstrate when my guitar is finished very shortly.

Hyperbole sells guitars, I guess.
 

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Hyperbole sells guitars, I guess.

Generally, I suppose that's correct, but given that 99% of his target market is aware of the falsity of his advertising....

Flippers can rot in hell.

I think this is Leonardo7/Alain, and while the price is bull shit, he's not one of the more typical flippers....simply trying to capitalize on their BS eBay sales techniques.
 

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Generally, I suppose that's correct, but given that 99% of his target market is aware of the falsity of his advertising....



I think this is Leonardo7/Alain, and while the price is bull shit, he's not one of the more typical flippers....simply trying to capitalize on their BS eBay sales techniques.

This one is not me. I dont currently own this guitar. Mine was the boden 7 that just sold yesterday. I got $2400 for it and the buyer is fully aware of its value, wood issues, and that it was made by S7G. Im not a flipper by any means. If you notice, Im the original owner of most of the guitars I sell, and I tend to always lose a little when I sell em. Ive bought stuff new at full price to try out, then when I need cash I might sell at a small loss. Its just an investment in knowledge for me. I love trying out different stuff. :yesway:
 

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I wonder how many of the watchers on that auctions are just from our members going to take a curious look after reading this?
 

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Lmao. .... these people. Its one thing if Ola sold these for that price and another thing that people are buying them and gaining that much in profit. Its absolutely reprehensible.

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This guitar is only a couple of years old and is in mint condition. It has been babied and stored in its case at all times in a climate controlled, smoke free environment.

Plus You should not put comic sans in a $17,000 auction. (Hate to be that guy but COME ON!) :p
 

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This one is not me. I dont currently own this guitar. Mine was the boden 7 that just sold yesterday. I got $2400 for it and the buyer is fully aware of its value, wood issues, and that it was made by S7G. Im not a flipper by any means. If you notice, Im the original owner of most of the guitars I sell, and I tend to always lose a little when I sell em. Ive bought stuff new at full price to try out, then when I need cash I might sell at a small loss. Its just an investment in knowledge for me. I love trying out different stuff. :yesway:

A) Apologies; I'd thought that was your handle on eBay for some reason, let alone something sparked my memory when I looked at recently closed sales.

B) Fair enough; which is why I stated that, regardless of this one not ACTUALLY being yours, you definitely aren't a flipper ala others.
 
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