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Well guys, what do you think? :evil:
You're right of course, but I was under the impression that question refered more to the "unique nature" of the 666 rather than the guitar itself.To be any kind of accurate you would need all the details on the guitar.
EXACT critical condition evaluation.
What is the package, what case, paperwork, etc.
Pictures of the actual guitar to judge by.
Until you posted that I was (everything else with the guitars being equal) all "Yeah I'd definately pay more for 777" now I'm thinking, "Yeah, but number 1 is number1" which, I guess is how the "market" feels tooNo guitar is only valued by it's edition number, the number just adds a premium to what the base guitar is worth.
#1 the most valuable, followed by 777. Whatever other numbers are special to individuals past that [88 to the Chinese, obviously 666 to the satanic :lol:]
Well my guess would be that #666 would be a later, Japanese market guitar. So right off the bat it wouldn't have the special case with the serial number plaque.To be any kind of accurate you would need all the details on the guitar.
EXACT critical condition evaluation.
What is the package, what case, paperwork, etc.
Pictures of the actual guitar to judge by.
poetry in motion my good manWell guys, what do you think? :evil:
Wow, that is a fact! I did not know that... far out!Obviously all true Vai fans would note Steve Vai's birthday being 06/06/60!!
...passion and warfare...sex and religion...the whole duality yin yang thing goin on!!................Jack Butler????..Anyone remember Crossroads?????
Exactly, overseas model with signed trem cover, but it's been 10 years and I don't remember. But absolutely all of that matters to what it's worth as a guitar, before adding on the premium for a desirable number.Well my guess would be that #666 would be a later, Japanese market guitar. So right off the bat it wouldn't have the special case with the serial number plaque.
No doubt it's a desirable number. No doubt if a satanic Vai fan that always dreamed of owning LNG666 hit the Powerball for 300 uberlarge, he'd pay you one millllliiiion dollars for it, on his road to bankruptcy in 10 years :lol:Obviously all true Vai fans would note Steve Vai's birthday being 06/06/60!!
...passion and warfare...sex and religion...the whole duality yin yang thing goin on!!................Jack Butler????..Anyone remember Crossroads?????
Not at my age :lol:Number 2 takes more effort though. So shouldn't that be more valuable?![]()
Honestly I'm really surprise to hear you estimate it's value that high. I figured that the #666 would add maybe a few hundred to a thousand to the price of a typical overseas guitar.If it's overseas, with signed cover in gray cardboard case with no docs or tools, played in board, and a few small blems, I'd have to call it more in the $6,666 range.
Number 2 takes more effort though. So shouldn't that be more valuable?![]()
WHO...DOES...NUMBER 2...WORK...FOR!!!Not at my age :lol: