Delusional W owner

[roman_sub]

https://www.gumtree.com/p/guitar-instrument/very-rare-warwick-vampyre-4-string-bass-limited-edition-signed-ltd-4-burgundy-mint-conditio/1133005288

[Mykesbass]

C'mon, this is included so must bump the price up significantly: [color=#333333] "Teach yourself to play bass" starter book w/CD"[/color]

[chevy-stu]

3 grand bass, comes with 'Teach Yourself Bass' instruction book.

[the boy]

The description is unbelievable. Poor bastard.

[spectoremg]

Hans Peter Wilfer: 'Anyone got a skinny marker pen? No? Ok then this paint brush will do'.

[GregBass]

Just as a point of order, can it really be very unique? Surely unique is an absolute - it can't be qualified?

[ribbetingfrog]

Having paid £499 for my German made Vampyre sn5, I don't think an extra £2500 for this is unreasonable in the slightest.

[roman_sub]

Third paragraph really makes it for me. My guess is that "we" are disgruntled parents.

[ribbetingfrog]

"the lack of a buyer's market in no way decreases the value" they say!

Well... My understanding of economics whilst quite basic would lead me to question this 😃

[Low End Bee]

Comedy gold.

[funkyjimbob]

[tauzero]

"Similar guitars may have sold for far less, but we are not looking for a quick sell.". Eventually, inflation will catch up with that price. At 2.5% compounded, how many years will it take to get to 600%?

[roman_sub]

73 years, assuming 2.5% inflation assumptions holds out in practice.

[Roger2611]

At least they are being realistic about not needing a quick sale, I imagine if they hang on to it for say....I don't know 200 years or so or until all the wood has run out and all guitars are made of plastic then maybe it will be worth their asking price

[the boy]

[quote name='GregBass' timestamp='1442829280' post='2869691']
Just as a point of order, can it really be very unique? Surely unique is an absolute - it can't be qualified?
[/quote]
Agreed.

Edited September 22, 2015 by the boy