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  • How many times will this get resold?

    I built this warmoth parts guitar earlier this year for and sold it for a wicked loss and this is the second time it has been sold on Ebay since me (eBay is the only party making money off of this thing). Man i wish I could have it back, but I have too many new guitars coming in. If any of you guys are interested in this guitar, go for it. It is a killer ax. The figuring on the top and the neck are unbelievable and it plays and sounds incredible. I can't vouch for the seller or why he's selling, but when that thing left my hands, it was dead mint.

    Jim
    "My G-Major can blow me!" - Bill

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    Re: How many times will this get resold?

    WOW!
    That is amazing and come swith stainless frets?
    These frets are GREAT.
    oh man.. You are making me to spend extra money that I can't spend...

    By the way Jim, what are you getting soon?
    I want to know what "too many guitars" look like.
    PM me.
    [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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    • #3
      Re: How many times will this get resold?

      Hmmmmmm, again...

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      • #4
        Re: How many times will this get resold?

        Holy ****!! Look at that neck!!

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        • #5
          Re: How many times will this get resold?

          That's a very nice guitar - didn't know that you built it. When you built that one, did you think about doing a burst finish on the headstock? Just curious.
          Takeoffs are optional but landings are mandatory.

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          • #6
            Re: How many times will this get resold?

            That was my exact intention, but I saw that neck on the Warmoth site and it was already finished. I was going to try to do the burst myself, but I was too impatient when I got it and started assembling it. Man I want it back and at his price, I would still have made money on it, but I got too many things to pay for. Toru, I have the SL2T Chlorine to pay off when it comes in, I'm buying Spaceaces blue SLATQM, Maybe the limited SLAT if we can get like 5 more interested buyers and if that doesn't go, I'm going to go for the Purple SL2 that Scott is doing. All that adds up to, No more guitars for Jim for a while.

            The flame on the neck is sick and the guitar screams. Man do i want it. [img]/images/graemlins/sick.gif[/img]

            jim
            "My G-Major can blow me!" - Bill

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            • #7
              Re: How many times will this get resold?

              Hey Jim,

              What is the neck profile like on that guitar?

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              • #8
                Re: How many times will this get resold?

                Wow Jim, that's a lot.
                You need to save some money for early 2005.
                You never know what we will see at NAMM.
                [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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                • #9
                  Re: How many times will this get resold?

                  Winter NAMM could kill me! [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

                  The neck profile was warmoth's standard thin profile which I believe is .850 at the 12th fret. That guitar came out great. I should have never let it go. I think I sold it for around $600, a major loss, but I needed Jackson G.A.S. money. The body and neck came finished from Warmoth. They were like $400 a piece. Band new OFR, Original Bill Lawrence Pup's and misc harware bring the total up to like $1200! Thats the thing with Warmoth Parts guitars, you will never recoup you money after building them. This is a great quality ax for the money. I am so close to pulling the trigger, but I really shouldn't.

                  Jim
                  "My G-Major can blow me!" - Bill

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