its in my kitchen for the pics- not bathroom... since its recently decorated and had the best lighting it seemed a good choice.i sold the stratty one on ebay last night... didnt get what i hoped for it but it all turned out ok. the guy has over 50 guitars and started talking about having me make one especially ( and at a proper price too).. he may have to wait though. paid in cash and picked it up within an hour of the auction ending
yeah i'm happy at this stageall that matters really is that they are out in the world being played and my prices are heading in the right directionthe guitar shops keep telling me i should be pushing prices much higher but i would rather not have them sitting about in guitar shops
Quote from: WezVyeah i'm happy at this stageall that matters really is that they are out in the world being played and my prices are heading in the right directionthe guitar shops keep telling me i should be pushing prices much higher but i would rather not have them sitting about in guitar shops If the guitar shops in your area are anything like the ones around here Wez, their mark-up pushes the prices into the upper stratosphere; and then of course they've got all the clowns who walk in off the street and say "yeah but I could buy a FENDER for less than that". They're looking at adding at least 50% to what you can reasonably sell it for. What do you think guys; would you rather pay an extra seven or eight hundred quid for the "benefit" of buying a hand made from a high street outlet? Methinks not!Why work work your nuts off for some retailer to retire on the proceeds?Sorry for the rant :)
I have to say it's kinda weird when you tell people that you are having a custom guitar made, you can see them thinking 'But you could buy a Fender for that'. I seem to keep having to explain that a good custom build will make a stock Fender look like a bag of sawdust.But kudos Wez, no-one I've shown the pictures to has been unimpressed, or went away thinking Sue was mad to have it made.
minimalistic??? :P