Ridiculous Reverb Listings 56 

1/25 Mill?! Milo?! Muh la la te day doe de bang bong bungy.

I once had my phone autocorrect me from “provenance” to “providence”. To disastrous results! Here’s what happened: I was trying to buy one of Lisa Kudrow’s guitars from the set of “Friends” and this guy who worked in props, had a glossy red j-45. And I was like “Well…she played a matte burgundy Gibson Gospel”. So I figured that he was completely full of it, or it just sat back there, and she never even picked it up. And the whole point was that I wanted something that was on the show… However years later I was re-watching the series and noticed…there is one scene… Where she’s recording “Smelly cat”…And she’s given a glossy. Red. J-45! It was identical. Not saying it was for certain the same guitar. But, in all likelihood. It was. Anyways. My point, is that I misspelled a very important word. And the seller thought I was so. Dumb. That he simply stopped replying to me after telling me he had some “provenance” from working on set. But he really hit that PROVENANCE hard in his reply. I lost out on really cool guitar with a fun history (actually a steal of a deal too. He wasn’t really asking a premium for the guitar. Maybe 1-200 dollars more than a used j-45 would cost in about 2013) and from that day on, I learned, to always double check my spelling. Yes. My punctuation is erratic and reads like Shatner speaks. But I always double, and triple check my spelling. That guitar. Haunts me.

@@parkerhatcher224 interesting story. Cheers....

Maybe he bought it

I still can't believe they painted over so many beautiful flame tops! Maybe quilt tops, too.

Have him saying shit like “semi-what” and “butt-hons”

Agufish too. He loves his SingleCuts.

😂 Trogly is a weirdo.

I saw that in a fb group lol

they set a price to ignore offers he's testing what that is.

My thought exactly.

That's what I thought plus he'd probably try to flip them for $80k+

Maybe, but those are most certainly not Murphy Lab. They look like a bad home relic job.

@@timwhite5562 do your homework these are a special run of custom shop relics from 2017. They are definitely worth some bucks to somebody that wants to collect them. This appears to be the entire color collection the seller has.

If they will take $45,000, I bet they'd take $45,100.

During the lockdown he was selling petals on eBay and he still does but he doesn’t put his name on it and they’re auctioned off starting at 250 actual klones

I heard that if you open the back of the pedal, burn the card, and sprinkle the ashes in there, it works better than unicorn tears.

@@MK-1010 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

When they first came out in 2011 they were 1000 brand new, the only cobain signatures out now are the jagstang and jaguar, both under 1500. People have been taking squier mustangs, throwing seymour Duncan's in it and selling them for 1500+. Pure greed in motion

​@mmhmm6116 I can understand the Signature guitars going for $2000 once they've been Discontinued, but $7000 is just stupid as hell. Those guitars will always hold their value and become more valuable as time goes on because they are name brand Fenders that will always be in demand because of their popularity.

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Best I can do is $2.50

Well he does have”providence” 😂

You can get a god damn McLaren sports car for that money.

Goes to show that that gimmick didn’t work. Look at where he is now lol

@@diabeticmonkey From what I have been told, He's the guy who holds the patents on seven and eight string guitars. Don't know if it's true but that's what I heard. If you can find his album, check it out. Because what he wrote in it is just so damned arrogant.

How many pages is the Manuel?

​@@user-yz4yx5hi6kIt's a guy who is off his head with his own grandeur

Reverb is Reverb. We (musicians and collectors) are the ones creating crazy prices. Sometime ago used gear changed into vintage gear. Vintage is reference to age only and nothing else and suddenly this lore grew about certain guitars and the magic they have. Guitars from the 50s and 60s, specifically Gibsons and Fenders varied from one another , specifically electronics. Pick ups could be different from day to day depending on who was wrapping wire that day and kind of day they were having. Some pups got overwound, some underwound hence, one 56 Fender had the magic and another sounded like a dog. Now anything used suddenly came with a premium price. Combine that with the obsessive search for "that" tone creates an overvalued market. We need to collectively get a grip and stop this nonsense. Prices should be dictated by quality of materials in the build. "Vintage" Fender gear used the cheapest, most available parts they could obtain. Gibson still had some artistry but also suffered from the same inconsistency of the time period. Ok, I'm done with my morning rant. Peace all.

LoL

Ohh really

Even if Leo himself confirmed this... 1/4 mill for that useless POS? it's bonkers

I was taking a look at the video. The dog ear P90s check out. It actually had some weird type of P90 with magnets not aligning with the strings to have a more mellow jazz sound. I'm guessing it would be considered out of phase? The thing is, The pickguard shape is different and the body shape seems slightly off. I think its more likely a teisco or 60s japanese guitar body. those weird offsets that sort of took inspiration from fender

What kind of paint job is that supposed to be? Looks like a burst that got rubbed, or smeared before it dried. And didn't it come out around '65? Seems like a long time to have a guitar in development.

@@knives_on_static Never seen a Teisco or any other Japanese guitar of the era that looks like that, and I've seen quite a few. I think more likely it's a different prototype than the exact one in the factory tour video, or it was heavily modified due to Leo tinkering around with it (if we are to assume it is authentic to begin with). I don't quite understand why you'd say the position of the pole pieces would make it out of phase, and "out of phase" in guitar electronics is generally the absolute opposite of mellow and jazzy, it's pretty thin and snappy.

@@MK-1010 A poor one, I mean the story is that it's an early prototype so I don't think they'd care too much about a proper finish job. The Jazzmaster went into full production in 1959 (some examples made in '58 for NAMM and other exhibition purposes), not sure where you got 1965 from.

Plus his website looks like it was built in 1997.

@@djay6651 lol I wonder if this is on purpose, laziness, or just all he can do.

@@MisterRorschach90 I'd be more inclined to believe he just doesn't rely on it to generate income. It's been almost 10 years since it was updated.

@@djay6651 I don’t think that his website is actually meant to make money. But to advertise his projects and about me. I bet he’s semi retired honestly.

Rude'dicish'viciousness

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Playing right handed is free and instant

@@Ottophil I was born lefthanded, and I broke my left hand and I can hold a pic with it, but I can’t do the fingering, so I play left-handed

how do we know it's fake?

@@marks9197 The headstock.

No those are real

There's another one for sale on reverb right now. It's real.

Yes actually

The bullet. Ha you are grong n wrongo a longo

May hay BEEEE!!!

Did you get better after your musicals sickness. I sure hope ye doooo

Kurt also got sick of Nirvana in 1994.

@@holstorrsceadus1990 the first time I jumped on a trampoline I was listening to smelly teen SPYRITUAL. Bong. Face. Basturd's. HI YA!!!!!97538