Re: Chris Squire Signature Bass Wanted
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 5:14 pm
I see one pop up for sale 3 or 4 times a year. So if the one you find now is not exactly the way you like it, another will indeed come along.
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IF I remember correctly, that particular CS belonged to Rudy Sarzo and is a VERY LOW production number.Ric N. Backer wrote:
For what it's worth, Olivia's has one that they been trying to sell for well over a year now. I think the high price may be the reason why they've had it for so long.
ajish4 wrote:IF I remember correctly, that particular CS belonged to Rudy Sarzo and is a VERY LOW production number.Ric N. Backer wrote:
For what it's worth, Olivia's has one that they been trying to sell for well over a year now. I think the high price may be the reason why they've had it for so long.
Based on the last 12 ebay sales, the average price is around $3200. Latest sales are at the top; click on any listing and see the sales chart at the bottom: http://www.rickresource.com/register/in ... 14&order=7superdick2112 wrote: Just out of curiosity, what is a fair price for a good example?
Sure they do, just ask Pete Greenwood.superdick2112 wrote:ajish4 wrote:IF I remember correctly, that particular CS belonged to Rudy Sarzo and is a VERY LOW production number.Ric N. Backer wrote:
For what it's worth, Olivia's has one that they been trying to sell for well over a year now. I think the high price may be the reason why they've had it for so long.
Low production number, like # 3? They don't get much lower than that! I don't think I'd pay any extra for the celibrity pedigree (nothing against Rudy, but he's not really known as a "Ric guy"), but that is a pretty clean example, and I really love the headstocks on the CS - the chrome on vintage white with Vermillion wings combo just looks so right.
Just out of curiosity, what is a fair price for a good example?
YEARS ago, they hit $5500.00 and one for $7500.00. I saved the Ebay print outs for my Insurance Company. They wanted a "reference" and at that time, that's what they were bringing. I still have the info if anyone is interested. .libratune wrote:Based on the last 12 ebay sales, the average price is around $3200. Latest sales are at the top; click on any listing and see the sales chart at the bottom: http://www.rickresource.com/register/in ... 14&order=7superdick2112 wrote: Just out of curiosity, what is a fair price for a good example?
Existence of COA sometimes factors into price. Some recent sales have had mods, replaced 'guard, playing wear.
I seem to recall nice examples going for $4K+ in the 2007 era.
LOL, hey gimme a break, I'm going from memory here.superdick2112 wrote:ajish4 wrote:IF I remember correctly, that particular CS belonged to Rudy Sarzo and is a VERY LOW production number.Ric N. Backer wrote:
For what it's worth, Olivia's has one that they been trying to sell for well over a year now. I think the high price may be the reason why they've had it for so long.
Low production number, like # 3? They don't get much lower than that! I don't think I'd pay any extra for the celebrity pedigree (nothing against Rudy, but he's not really known as a "Ric guy"), but that is a pretty clean example, and I really love the headstocks on the CS - the chrome on vintage white with Vermilion wings combo just looks so right.
Sorry, maybe I'm a bit out of touch, haven't toured much lately...What is Olivia's/Where is Olivia's?ajish4 wrote:IF I remember correctly, that particular CS belonged to Rudy Sarzo and is a VERY LOW production number.Ric N. Backer wrote:
For what it's worth, Olivia's has one that they been trying to sell for well over a year now. I think the high price may be the reason why they've had it for so long.
I spoke with the owner some time ago about the Sea Green V63. Pleasant individual. From what I gather, they are an upfront and reputable dealer. Their prices, in my humble opinion, are a tad high.cjj wrote:Olivia's Vintage is a guitar store and a big seller on ebay.
http://www.oliviasvintageguitars.com/
They seemed to have developed a fondness for Fender Coronado basses.cjj wrote:Yes, they are known to be decent, above board folks, and willing to deal, in some cases anyway. Yeah, their prices are high, but then, they've got some pretty darned good guitars too...
I didn't even know Rudy Sarzo existed until I saw that bass at Olivia's. Number three would be cool to have, however...superdick2112 wrote:ajish4 wrote:IF I remember correctly, that particular CS belonged to Rudy Sarzo and is a VERY LOW production number.Ric N. Backer wrote:
For what it's worth, Olivia's has one that they been trying to sell for well over a year now. I think the high price may be the reason why they've had it for so long.
Low production number, like # 3? They don't get much lower than that! I don't think I'd pay any extra for the celibrity pedigree (nothing against Rudy, but he's not really known as a "Ric guy"), but that is a pretty clean example, and I really love the headstocks on the CS - the chrome on vintage white with Vermillion wings combo just looks so right.
Just out of curiosity, what is a fair price for a good example?