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Found it on ebay. I don't care how collectable it is, or how great it sounds, I wouldn't touch it for five grand.

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Never would, even if I wanted a vintage PAF humbucker, id get an antiquity.


Originally Posted by gripweedFound it on ebay. I don't care how collectable it is, or how great it sounds, I wouldn't touch it for five grand.

from : localhost/cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...333325835amp;rd=1For myslef, and or one of my guitars...NO! HELL NO!!! If I had a 59 Les Paul and needed a PAF to do a restoration, yes...

that would do me and my music style no good...so..nope i wouldn't.

-Mike


Originally Posted by the guy who invented fireFor myslef, and or one of my guitars...NO! HELL NO!!! If I had a 59 Les Paul and needed a PAF to do a restoration, yes...but it will sound 50 times better than a Duncan Antiquity!

I'd love to have it, but not at that price! It's crazy!

with that money you can buy a Gibson LP custom and slap in some Ants.

Holy **** Pac112 That Is Exactly Is What I Was Going To Say


Originally Posted by the guy who invented fireFor myslef, and or one of my guitars...NO! HELL NO!!! If I had a 59 Les Paul and needed a PAF to do a restoration, yes...

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What some obvoiusly keep forgetting on quot;collectors itemsquot; is that磗 they磖e also generally worth more with stock parts...

In other words, If you have a ?59 burst or a ?58 explorer that磗 worth 250k with this pup and barely 100k without, you can ****ing bet your Life I磀 buy it, I磀 slit your postmans throat if I had to

Originally Posted by pac112with that money you can buy a Gibson LP custom and slap in some Ants.

Yes, except that a CS RI with antiquities will NEVER, EVER, if your life, my life, anyone磗 crack dreams (or anywhere else for that matter) be a piece of guitar HISTORY worth 250k o the open market, 10k in 25 years is maybe realistic, and then the ?59 Burst will be easily fetching 500k-1M

i think IIRC, double white PAFs are the rarest and hardest PAFs to find. thus more expensive.


Originally Posted by bryvincenti think IIRC, double white PAFs are the rarest and hardest PAFs to find. thus more expensive.

Yes, but at this price point and collecting level color no longer plays a notable role

yea.. if it makes a 90k guitar go for 300k, hell, it's worth not 5k but 50k

although i can only see that as being useful for a restoration, i can imagine some idiot paying 5k to put that in their run of the mill guitar, because they will think the tone really is incredibly better than anything on the market.

my solution - www.bareknucklepickups.co.uk

I can't help but notice there are 0 bids thus far. quot;i can imagine some idiot paying 5k to put that in their run of the mill guitarquot;. Maybe we could pool our beer cash buy it, and glue it in the sound hole of a Sears acoustic