Guitars.
Good quality information for everyone regarding selling things:
"A lot of people email me with guitars for sale and say, "make me an offer". I would really rather not make offers in this situation. It's not because I'm trying to get your guitar "cheap". It just leaves me open, and allows my offer to get used against me. For example, say someone states they have guitar X for sale, and request an offer. Say I offer $100. Then this person goes to some other buyer (usually local to them) and says, "this internet guitar collector offer me $100 for my guitar". Naturally the other prospective buyer will have to offer more. This puts me in a position where my offer is actually getting used against me. But if the same person emails me and says they have guitar X for sale for $100, I can either accept or refuse. If I accept, they have made an offer and I have accepted the offer. The only piece missing is compensation (me giving them the money), to make a legally bidding sale. To me this is much cleaner and legit. And besides, it puts some pressure on you to be educated as to the value of your instrument."
That quote is from Analog man's site (A guitar effect guru). Eventually I would like to get my blues driver modded and perhaps invest in a cheap ds1 to mod. Also, pertaining to guitars: I just landed a great deal. A new g&l for almost exactly 60% of its market price. Praise God.
"A lot of people email me with guitars for sale and say, "make me an offer". I would really rather not make offers in this situation. It's not because I'm trying to get your guitar "cheap". It just leaves me open, and allows my offer to get used against me. For example, say someone states they have guitar X for sale, and request an offer. Say I offer $100. Then this person goes to some other buyer (usually local to them) and says, "this internet guitar collector offer me $100 for my guitar". Naturally the other prospective buyer will have to offer more. This puts me in a position where my offer is actually getting used against me. But if the same person emails me and says they have guitar X for sale for $100, I can either accept or refuse. If I accept, they have made an offer and I have accepted the offer. The only piece missing is compensation (me giving them the money), to make a legally bidding sale. To me this is much cleaner and legit. And besides, it puts some pressure on you to be educated as to the value of your instrument."
That quote is from Analog man's site (A guitar effect guru). Eventually I would like to get my blues driver modded and perhaps invest in a cheap ds1 to mod. Also, pertaining to guitars: I just landed a great deal. A new g&l for almost exactly 60% of its market price. Praise God.