What's my immaculate 5 string Warwick Corvette bubinga worth?

[gareth1982]

Any ideas?

[Randy_Marsh]

What year is it mate?

[Doddy]

How old is it?

Edit..... Snap!!!!!

Edited March 6, 2011 by Doddy

[paul_5]

in today's market, about £8

[Blademan_98]

[quote name='paul_5' post='1152019' date='Mar 6 2011, 10:54 PM']in today's market, about £8 [/quote]

Let's make it an auction.

£10 from the blademan.

Oh er we might turn into the bay

[gareth1982]

sorry lads, late reply...been to the pub. It's a 2001 I think. Poss 2002 or 2000,,,,need to check the SN! But what's it worth......I've provisionally sold it I think so I wanna make sure I've got a good price AND not ripped him off.

Cheers

[mart]

At a rough guess, I'd say around £500-600. There have been some stunning Warwicks that have gone for less than that, and some for more.

[Machines]

New prices are going up (increased costs) and 2nd hand are coming down (lack of demand), can't be good for the market.

[gareth1982]

Cheers gents. I've let him have it for 480....I haven't used it more than about 3 tmes in the last 12 months, so it's time to move it on I think.

[mart]

Sounds like a fair price all round.

[Machines]

Agreed on a fair price. A few years ago you'd have been wanting a bit more but Warwicks have awful resale value.

[gareth1982]

It's passive, not active, so I reckon it's about right at 480. I'll actually miss it, but I do have quite a few other basses to go at (see below!), and 3 outings in a year (and actually gigged it just once I think) isn't right is it?

Cheers gentlemen.

[clauster]

For a passive bubinga 5, I reckon tha's an excellent deal for both parties.