@@dopacwiew2980 If the neck is still good, it might be restorable. But I would prefer a used but maintained instrument. It does not take more that to check the neck, oil the wood and some setup. I try to visit a luthier sometimes, it is due for my Bass. They can polish the frets and do some more maintenance. But I guess this Bass is to display and trade.
"Die teuerste Gitarre war von Eric Clapton für 100.000" ... naja, stimmt nicht. Selbst 59er Les Pauls gehen, ohne berühmten Vorbesitz, gehen für mehr weg und vor 10 Jahren wurde die "Greeny" (ehemals Peter Green, danach Gary Moore) für 2 Mio $ von Kirk Hammet ersteigert.
Gibts news zur auktion? Was is damit passiert? Krasse Story. War er iwie Tour Manager oder so oder echt nur der beste Freund?
An instrument is meant to be played and maintained not in a display case like this.
you are absolutely right. This guitar has been dead for decades. only something for collectors, not for musicians.
@@dopacwiew2980 If the neck is still good, it might be restorable. But I would prefer a used but maintained instrument. It does not take more that to check the neck, oil the wood and some setup. I try to visit a luthier sometimes, it is due for my Bass. They can polish the frets and do some more maintenance. But I guess this Bass is to display and trade.
"Die teuerste Gitarre war von Eric Clapton für 100.000" ... naja, stimmt nicht. Selbst 59er Les Pauls gehen, ohne berühmten Vorbesitz, gehen für mehr weg und vor 10 Jahren wurde die "Greeny" (ehemals Peter Green, danach Gary Moore) für 2 Mio $ von Kirk Hammet ersteigert.