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[mitchfit]

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OK, after i got over scarce/discontinued guitar inflation...

scarce/discontinued amp inflation...

now it's scarce/discontinued pedal inflation.

i know, i know, no longer made, short run, celebrity use, blah blah,
have some kool aid kid.

the usual sales pitches, but?

www.tdpri.com/phpclassifieds/showproduct.php?product=43241&title=klon&cat=38

lotsa good amps out there for less than this.

guess i should get a head start on the next phase and start saving all the old 1/4"
guitar cords that have gotten too noisy to keep using.

:-)

mitchfit

[Brad Bechtel]

Anybody can offer anything for more than it's worth. The seller only needs to find one buyer.

[mitchfit]

Brad,

granted...will be keeping an eye on the advert for just that reason.

remember thinking the Gruhn 200+K $tratocaster was a pipe dream.

same-o for the 100+K Dumble.

both of the above had no famous owner in their past, have heard
of the Dylan "Newport" strat sale, and saw the history detectives
program about it some years back. but these are all just "issued
models" based prices.

can't be an impartial judge on this end, not much of a pedal fanboy.
currently use only 10 band EQ, and delay pedals. leaves room for
debate as to whether i could be very well informed about any sort
of realistic valuation.

i do laugh at those who are paying over 200 american inflationary
notes for a mid 70's MXR "script" phase 100. they are currently
being mfgd by the same company, on the same circuit schematic,
and were even made with the "script" writing for those who are
sure the OEM was mo-better.***


seems to be quite a few klon lovers out there, as the first
time my jaw hit my chest was over a $400-ish asking price.

about 5 years ago, IIRC.

mitchfit

*** do feel somewhat qualified in this opinion, i've had one
since it was new.

[zak71]