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Yeah, it has got to go down...in time. I'm gonna make TMZ an offer in 2017...I mean, nobody really wants these things.
Originally Posted by 2bornot2bop
Nice guitar, but "retail" for a "used" guitar? C'mon man!
Last edited by Jabberwocky; 06-03-2016 at 02:16 AM.
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06-03-2016 02:10 AM
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I have watched TMZ's used Gibsons regularly for a while. Have a hard time to believe that anyone would pay those prices for an instrument which comes without warranty because it's labelled "used" - regardless of how sweet a guitar appears. Originally Posted by Jabberwocky
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
I've seen some new Gibsons listed as used to get around Gibson's rules for minimum advertised price ...
If this is what's going on they will have a warranty .... doesn't hurt to askLast edited by Bluedawg; 06-03-2016 at 11:13 AM.
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I suspect that The Music Zoo is "dealing" on these instruments because they are listing them as used. Used, here, probably means that they have been in stock for longer than they'd like--sluggish inventory. It's stretching the term but, heck, after the election cycle we are going through our vocabulary will be due for a thorough recalibration, no?
The guitar is--for people who like L-5/Super-400 jazz archtops--a heck of a nice guitar. Surely, the way to proceed is to make TMZ an offer. Somebody is going to get a very interesting guitar.
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That's a nice piece of guitar, that's sure. Will it be your guitar number 50 ????
As for the 18" dimension, I've tried my first one the other week with a D'Angelico NY and surprinsingly felt at ease with her. So a Super 400 should fit the same in my arms. Gasp, this will facilitate a GAS attack for big gibbys....
Cheers.
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I'm riding my little unicorn down the path of big body guitar gas myself ... Originally Posted by Fred Archtop
I picked up a Campellone 18 inch acoustic last year and have really enjoyed it
I started pulling out my Les Pauls this last weekend to see which ones I'm willing to sacrifice on the alter of a Super 400 .. or maybe a Heritage Super Eagle
I have a couple of PRS guitars that can go too
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Yeah, check it out. The guitar, I mean. Originally Posted by GNAPPI
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I always make some room for dessert Originally Posted by Fred Archtop
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Held at the Freddie Green-approved angle.
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The guitarron, however, has lower action than Freddie's guitar:
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That is one beautiful Super 400! Just do what I do---the American way---put it on a credit card so no one buys before you have the cash, then figure out how you're gonna pay for it! Of course get ready for your wife to begin divorce procedures. Originally Posted by Jabberwocky
Last edited by jbucklin; 06-03-2016 at 02:32 PM.
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Don't pay me no mind. If I had anywhere close to $13k to blow I'd be all over that rare Sup' '4! I mean like, where the heck else is one going to find one? First I've ever seen...I still kick myself for not buying the acoustic Sup' '4 with the DeArmond 1100 2 years ago available at $7k...the guitar availed itself at a bad time, as I was knee deep in guitars Originally Posted by Jabberwocky
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The final solution is ~~~
This
if this guitar really can make your life better
Last edited by 999369; 06-03-2016 at 02:34 PM.
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Jabberwocky, if you do buy that beautiful Super 400, promise us you'll use a different shipping company than the one that shipped your Headstrong amp!!!
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If I could put 10% of the time I spend collecting and drooling over guitars into actually playing the danged things, I'd probably be great. But where's the fun in that? Besides the less time I spend playing my collection, the better they keep. Obvious fact: Playing a guitar just subjects it to wear and tear.
That's a beauty. And the sad thing is it wouldn't even matter to me if it didn't play well. It's a thing of beauty.
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this might be the most blinged out L-5 I've ever seen
hurts my eyes to even look at it....
EH6737 Gibson L-5 HSBY Florentine 2003
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Not exactly a "florentine" is it? Originally Posted by wintermoon
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Proof that not all L5s appeal to me. Clown-barf comes to mind for some reason! Originally Posted by wintermoon
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Two dogs are eating a pool of clown barf. One says to the other "Does this taste funny to you?" Originally Posted by Ken Olmstead
Proof that not all L5s appeal to me. Clown-barf comes to mind for some reason!
Budda Blaaaaaagh!
David
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Sigh.. OK, I'll buy it for you. Of course, I'll have to test it out for a few decades before I forward it on...
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The blonde single p/up is a rare beauty. Spectacular indeed !.
On a more humble level, I spotted this 2 p/up Super 400 a few weeks back. Almost priced for a player to be able to afford it. I'm biased. The 1980 Antique Sunburst finish is probably my favourite of all time for some reason. Kinda understated and classy, and ages nicely.
Gibson Super 400 Used Jazz Guitars (Used)
the brochure from the same year, 1980 Gibson guitar, bass and banjo catalogue - page 8 - Super 400CES
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All that bling and Gibson puts plain old knobs on it ! Originally Posted by wintermoon
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Originally Posted by jbucklin
....and that will cost you a nice chunk of change.
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Re: the Blinged out L5.. Oh my god.
if Liberace played the guitar, that would have been his!
Dont hate me guys but I really like that guitar.
Vinny, how about this one?
JDLast edited by Max405; 06-04-2016 at 08:23 AM.
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You're not alone JD! I dig it too! Originally Posted by Joe DeNisco
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