I have to admit that I purchased that $2500 Dumble tube. I put it in my 1968 Zenith television. Works great in case anyone was wondering. I feel I got a good deal.👍🥃
Legit would buy that heritage/gibson thing if it were a reasonable price. Looked really nice, though I'd be afraid it would eventually start sprouting mushrooms.
That Telecaster the body just vanished LMFAO!!!!! the parts and the case are worth something. but not the amount they want. the butt probe that was hilarious. I was rolling on the floor LMFAO LMFAO LMFAO!!!!! that 59 Cadidliac guitar that's just wrong LOL.
I see the Cadillac guitar in person, this thing is ridiculously wild xD This Guitar Collection store as à lot of stock like that and crazy classics of the guitar world ! I try a Gibson Flying V2, she was stunning omg ! Great video as always, greetings from France ;)
that's an average price for the butt probe. awesome "pedal", used by trent reznor etc, really gross distortion and filtering, super hard to come by. look up metasonix stuff, they did a lot of weird pedals and amps and a lot of them had vulgar graphics and names.
Seeing someone list a $1200 Mesa Preamp for 7x the price because it belonged to a celebrity shows you what goes on in peoples heads who list this trash. Most Reverb sellers are greedy and stupid, but the owned-by-famous-artist listings take the cake, because they’re assuming that there’s some sucker out there who cares that much about having someone famous’s gear, that they’d be willing to part with that kind of cash for a much less valuable item in this ridiculous economy. I love Blink 182 and I wouldn’t pay a penny more for anything owned by the band, I would only pay for a price of gear for the gear itself. Do people really worship fame that much?
The real question is how much did it sell for when it was listed in Tom’s Reverb Shop? It’s been my experience that Official Artist Reverb Shop typically price the gear within the normal value range of the particular item UNLESS it is an item that was significant in that artist’s career.
Good for you man. I'd pay a hefty premium to own one of synyster gates personal guitars. Gear is already overpriced, most of you are paying extra for branding from the big 2. I'd definitely pay for the sentimental value of my favorite player being a previous owner.
I got really inspired by that Cadillac thing, I saved pictures and EBay listings for ‘59 tail lights and I’ll definitely make a Flying V with Cadillac tail lights!
Hi Fluff. Have you given any thought to doing a best of ridiculous reverb listing? Maybe at the end of the year? Yes all of these were definitely ridiculous. No doubt about it.
Dude that thing sat in water…for a while…and shit water, dead body water, gasoline and diesel water, New Orleans water. I wouldn’t touch that guitar with a 10 foot pole.
Love this, but most of the listings are ridiculous. I’ve been tentatively looking at amps like Carr, Toneking, Morgan ect. and in a lot of instances here in the U.K. they want virtually the same, or more, for secondhand gear. And this whole listing 25 year old gear as vintage is a con as well.
Agreed... I can’t believe people are actually paying the prices that these idiots are asking....the prices of used, beat up crap is insane..it blows my mind!!!!
I know a guy who sold his dumble od special head converted from a 1×12 combo. He sold that and three Dumbleator external fx loops for $35000 about 2 years ago. It's a modified fender circuit, nothing really all that spectacular tbh.
Yup, not a single aspect of the whole thing is fully right. The curves of the body, the angle of the tail light, the neck joint, the unevenness of the surface... Yeesh. Stig Pedersen of D-A-D plays a car tailfin bass (or two, actually) that are vastly better in execution than this.
The first Heritage guitars available to the public were released in 1985, with the serial number starting with the letter "b" (pre-production prototypes were built in 1984, serial number starts with the letter "a"). I highly doubt that is a 1984 Heritage, and with no serial number there is no way to verify the actual production date.
I've seen the cadillac guitar in a Rhett Shull video recently, but I think it was a early 2020 video where he visited some Paris vintage guitar stores. funny coincidence..
You should research metasonix! They also make a tube distortion called the iCu*t….Mick Gorndon used it ALOT on the Doom soundtrack…. But also their gear is expensive for a good reason, Eric Barbour worked as an applications engineer for the Russian vacuum tube manufacturer and all their stuff is “high end”,very unique and pretty extreme lol It’s an interesting Co. actually
It was underwater for quite some period of time! Come on man, that absolutely puts the value north of 10 grand hahaha! Katrina was a groundbreaking event.
Some of these are ludicrous. I left my cricket bat submerged in the river for five years and then had it restored as a Gibson. Absolute b*llocks of the highest order!
4:00 What would have been really funny is if he mounted all the hardware on the inside of the case and use the case as the body. String it up and you have a case guitar. No idea how you would be able to use the neck, though.
The worst thing about that Cadillac guitar is it is not even the correct Elvis pink. Remember those pink Elvis Cadillacs? I seem to remember Elvis commissioned them for his mother. Anyway, that Cadillac guitar needs to be THAT pink.
You've never heard of the Butt Probe? Guess you've never heard of the Vacuum Tube Agonizer (Special Unacceptable Edition) either. Categorically not worth two grand though, because it's basically a novelty.
Are you in the Puget Sound area? I watched your 5150 shoot out. I have a First edition Peavey Butcher that I want to sell but I might loan it to you for a video.
that Cadillac looked like some sort of used bloody nasty tampons u see in some girls bathrooms in between that poor excuse of a guitar. like dude wtf was that shit?! 🤣🤣it grossed me the hell out.
And so does his Signature Fender Stratocaster, his Gibson ES333 signature model and the Epiphone version of that. Tom modded the Les Pauls he used to play, to only have the bridge pickup wired up to the volume control. I guess he took that idea over to a Strat once they got an endorsment deal with Fender.
Wait, wait. That Telecaster… The guitar body was lost, but somehow they still have all the parts that were attached to it? Huhhh? I don’t understand. 🤔
Seeing mesa boogie Jp2c amps on reverb at around 5 grand is ridiculous, why would anyone pay 5 grand for something that they get get bran new for 3 grand
Why why why, is Tom Delong shit so expensive? He's a mediocre guitar player at best, from a crappy made for MTV 90s band. I don't get it. But Silverface amps and 70s and 80s Gibsons are going for insane money now, when a decade ago they were what you bought because you couldn't afford a new one, so I guess if you wait long enough, the cool factor outweighs and deficiencies in quality.
My first "real" guitar was a '79 Les Paul Custom I picked up in 1997. For a little over $500 Canadian. I bought it with the help of my dad because that is all I could afford and Gibsons from that era in the late 90's were not considered desirable or collectable. Reverb as a whole has turned in to one big money grab now and what I absolutely hate is that it is trickling down into local sales sites, where guys try to justify their insane listing price by posting a pic of an even more absurd Reverb listing. Glad I have a nice collection of guitars and amps I picked up from back when prices were sane.
@@SluggerStark It’s not just local online sites. If you’re still fortunate enough to have an independent music store(s) where you live they are now basing their used gear prices on the average of sold listings on Reverb.
@@charlesbolton8471 Doesn't surprise me one bit. So you have greedy pricks trying to money grab and listing on Reverb for an exorbitant amount of money, then one or two idiots who pay that price and then that becomes the new "standard" going forward everywhere. Awesome.
@@timwhite5562 It was still a pretty good deal even back in the 90's....but it just illustrates kinda where Gibsons of that era were rated; simple working guitars from at that time, an undesirable Gibson era.
"Lost the body" means "I heavily modified it with a router until it was completely unusable, but at least i have the dignity to not try and sell it" unlike some people who put headstocks inside the guitar body 🤦♀️
Heritage H150’s didn’t exist in 1984. First year of production was in 1985 and they were 140’s, with thinner bodies and sharp cutaways. H150’s came out in 1988 using Gibson bodies until 1990 when Gibson sued and Heritage stopped using leftover parts and changed the cutaway shape.
that Tele is probably a doctored up fender bullet neck I know I had one and they either are the same or really close to one he just didn't have the body LOL What fkn people will try to do for a buck
Times running out! I really don't know if a lot of this stuff (old Gibson's, fenders, amps) will be valuable to the same degree in 20-30 yrs as it apparently is now.
I agree...the prices of this “vintage” stuff is merely reflecting an emotional attachment to this crap...in 20yrs will someone pay 100 grand for a Taylor Swift guitar...like Monk says...”I may be wrong, but I don’t think so”....
I have to admit that I purchased that $2500 Dumble tube.
I put it in my 1968 Zenith television.
Works great in case anyone was wondering.
I feel I got a good deal.👍🥃
Hehehehe 🎉 cheers mate!
Maybe get the butt probe as well! Match made in heaven 😊
It's how they placed the telecaster parts in the case that killed me. Like the body was just poofed away. lol
Legit would buy that heritage/gibson thing if it were a reasonable price. Looked really nice, though I'd be afraid it would eventually start sprouting mushrooms.
That'd probably make the price go up!
Right…
$12,500 ????
Um… no.🤣👍🥃🎸
Yeah.
That Telecaster the body just vanished LMFAO!!!!! the parts and the case are worth something. but not the amount they want.
the butt probe that was hilarious. I was rolling on the floor LMFAO LMFAO LMFAO!!!!!
that 59 Cadidliac guitar that's just wrong LOL.
I see the Cadillac guitar in person, this thing is ridiculously wild xD This Guitar Collection store as à lot of stock like that and crazy classics of the guitar world ! I try a Gibson Flying V2, she was stunning omg ! Great video as always, greetings from France ;)
that's an average price for the butt probe. awesome "pedal", used by trent reznor etc, really gross distortion and filtering, super hard to come by. look up metasonix stuff, they did a lot of weird pedals and amps and a lot of them had vulgar graphics and names.
These legitimately get better every episode. #ButtProbe
Classic.
Awesome my friend. Just AWESOME
#FluffForPrez
Love love, this show. Mr. Fluff, it makes my day 👏
Seeing someone list a $1200 Mesa Preamp for 7x the price because it belonged to a celebrity shows you what goes on in peoples heads who list this trash. Most Reverb sellers are greedy and stupid, but the owned-by-famous-artist listings take the cake, because they’re assuming that there’s some sucker out there who cares that much about having someone famous’s gear, that they’d be willing to part with that kind of cash for a much less valuable item in this ridiculous economy.
I love Blink 182 and I wouldn’t pay a penny more for anything owned by the band, I would only pay for a price of gear for the gear itself. Do people really worship fame that much?
Are you really asking that last question?
Lol
Collectors are idiots, yes. They'll pay over 100k for a simple boost pedal if they were convinced someone huge used it.
The real question is how much did it sell for when it was listed in Tom’s Reverb Shop?
It’s been my experience that Official Artist Reverb Shop typically price the gear within the normal value range of the particular item UNLESS it is an item that was significant in that artist’s career.
Yes
Good for you man. I'd pay a hefty premium to own one of synyster gates personal guitars. Gear is already overpriced, most of you are paying extra for branding from the big 2. I'd definitely pay for the sentimental value of my favorite player being a previous owner.
Keep doing these, for all your ridiculous reverb listeners
Grunt Grunt Grunt
Tom Delong’s Mesa Boogie Triaxis better come with some alien shit for $8,500.
It also better have about $8k in cash inside at that price.
He should have strung up the 1969 Fender, put everything in it's place and sold it as an "invisible" guitar. One of a kind!
I got really inspired by that Cadillac thing, I saved pictures and EBay listings for ‘59 tail lights and I’ll definitely make a Flying V with Cadillac tail lights!
Bu... Bu... LOL. I did the same thing when that pedal came up!
Hi Fluff. Have you given any thought to doing a best of ridiculous reverb listing? Maybe at the end of the year? Yes all of these were definitely ridiculous. No doubt about it.
Dude that thing sat in water…for a while…and shit water, dead body water, gasoline and diesel water, New Orleans water. I wouldn’t touch that guitar with a 10 foot pole.
Love this, but most of the listings are ridiculous. I’ve been tentatively looking at amps like Carr, Toneking, Morgan ect. and in a lot of instances here in the U.K. they want virtually the same, or more, for secondhand gear. And this whole listing 25 year old gear as vintage is a con as well.
Agreed... I can’t believe people are actually paying the prices that these idiots are asking....the prices of used, beat up crap is insane..it blows my mind!!!!
That Heritage Les Paul thing was pretty cool but he is out of his mind with that price.
Listing 2 - taking air guitar to the next level!!!
Billy Gibbons would totally play that Cadillac thing on stage. And he has the $$$ to buy it!
Next time I’m expecting Tom Delonge’s toe nail clippers to be sold on reverb for like 5 grand.
I know a guy who sold his dumble od special head converted from a 1×12 combo. He sold that and three Dumbleator external fx loops for $35000 about 2 years ago. It's a modified fender circuit, nothing really all that spectacular tbh.
The fifth listing is someone asking:
hey do you want an lp, a v, or a strat?
“The answer is yes”
Is that technically a "Nocaster"?
Ha!
Lmfbo
That Cadillac guitar looks to me like EVERY American car made 1950-1990s. 🙌
I like the concept of the Cadillac guitar. To me the execution is what makes it ridiculous.
Yup, not a single aspect of the whole thing is fully right. The curves of the body, the angle of the tail light, the neck joint, the unevenness of the surface... Yeesh. Stig Pedersen of D-A-D plays a car tailfin bass (or two, actually) that are vastly better in execution than this.
These are the best Fluff.
The first Heritage guitars available to the public were released in 1985, with the serial number starting with the letter "b" (pre-production prototypes were built in 1984, serial number starts with the letter "a"). I highly doubt that is a 1984 Heritage, and with no serial number there is no way to verify the actual production date.
The Ali Cat Cadillac guitar looks like it was made by Wylde Audio
I've seen the cadillac guitar in a Rhett Shull video recently, but I think it was a early 2020 video where he visited some Paris vintage guitar stores. funny coincidence..
my fav series on this channel tbh, 🤙🏽🤙🏽
You should research metasonix! They also make a tube distortion called the iCu*t….Mick Gorndon used it ALOT on the Doom soundtrack….
But also their gear is expensive for a good reason, Eric Barbour worked as an applications engineer for the Russian vacuum tube manufacturer and all their stuff is “high end”,very unique and pretty extreme lol
It’s an interesting Co. actually
It was underwater for quite some period of time! Come on man, that absolutely puts the value north of 10 grand hahaha! Katrina was a groundbreaking event.
That Cadillac guitar is why I watch this series 😂
Some of these are ludicrous. I left my cricket bat submerged in the river for five years and then had it restored as a Gibson. Absolute b*llocks of the highest order!
You should cover the crazy Epiphone trend.. Including Joe Bonamassa's gear offerings bought up and resold for rediculous prices.. Its pretty sad.
Or the guy that bought all the Dave Mustaine gear for not nearly as much as what he is trying to resale it as.
4:00 What would have been really funny is if he mounted all the hardware on the inside of the case and use the case as the body. String it up and you have a case guitar. No idea how you would be able to use the neck, though.
For some reason I picture Billy Gibbons playing that Cadillac guitar
The worst thing about that Cadillac guitar is it is not even the correct Elvis pink. Remember those pink Elvis Cadillacs? I seem to remember Elvis commissioned them for his mother. Anyway, that Cadillac guitar needs to be THAT pink.
I for one, DO NOT, respect the hustle lol
Haha love this! And thanks for rocking the Charlie Royal shirt, brother 🙏🏼☕️
Does the Dumble signed tube come with a COA?
the best show on TH-cam
Listing 5 looks like the guitar has a pen is 😂
Does the brake light light up on the Cadillac if you palm mute the strings?
Billy Gibbons had one that would light the brake light up when you used the whammy bar.
3:50 Ooo he said it 🤗🤪
The parts and case for the tele, probably closer to $1000. Definitely not $5000 🤣
I still say the Boss DS-1 is the best pedal in town for price, sound, and durability.
That Tele looked like a carcass you'd come across walking in the woods.
A couple tears ago, somebody was trying to sell a Dumble-made 5 foot speaker cable for $5000.
Supposed make the body out of the case w that tele. Some assembly required
You've never heard of the Butt Probe? Guess you've never heard of the Vacuum Tube Agonizer (Special Unacceptable Edition) either. Categorically not worth two grand though, because it's basically a novelty.
Are you in the Puget Sound area? I watched your 5150 shoot out. I have a First edition Peavey Butcher that I want to sell but I might loan it to you for a video.
That Les Paul didn't just sit in water. It sat in poo water. All the flooding in New Orleans was mixed with the city's sewage.
Have you some seen other the pedals like the Ass reamer ?
2:30 "No body, no crime"
What’s a meaty ochre episode mean?
2:30 John Cena signature Tele
Everything Tom De Longe touches turns into gold according to Reverb
182 is so mediocre anyways, idk why people act like the musicians in that band are literal gods, almost as bad as how much people worship tool.
The Flying Les G, ladies and gentlemen.
2:30 for 5000 dollars, I rather have the new fender custom shop 🤣
Cashing in on death…with no proof 😂
Variation suggestion, ridiculous listings that have sold
that Cadillac looked like some sort of used bloody nasty tampons u see in some girls bathrooms in between that poor excuse of a guitar. like dude wtf was that shit?! 🤣🤣it grossed me the hell out.
How about those custom Ted Nugent 5150s going for $3000?? 😂
I love that you shot this video barefoot!
Listing #2 is the AKIRA guitar, broooo. Sheesh
doesn't Delong Signature
[ Squier Strat © ]
have only
one pickup on the ?
bridge ?
And so does his Signature Fender Stratocaster, his Gibson ES333 signature model and the Epiphone version of that.
Tom modded the Les Pauls he used to play, to only have the bridge pickup wired up to the volume control. I guess he took that idea over to a Strat once they got an endorsment deal with Fender.
I almost think the tube with the A.D. on it was created solely to get on this show. :)
That’s doubtful considering that Dumble died recently. It’s just the typical thing of capitalizing on the death of someone famous.
What film light are you using? I have an Aputure mini dome softbox, but I don't recognize the light itself.
Godox VL150
@@RiffsAndBeards Okay thanks. I do know that light then. I almost purchased two, but I went with the Amaran 200d's instead.
Wait, wait. That Telecaster… The guitar body was lost, but somehow they still have all the parts that were attached to it? Huhhh? I don’t understand. 🤔
Mods. Kept the body, got new pots, pickups, neck, dridge, etc. It happens. Why he decided to sell his parts though, is beyond me lol
Strange without the usual background music, maybe it is somewhere with that strat body.
You look nice today, Fluff.
No body; no crime!
Seeing mesa boogie Jp2c amps on reverb at around 5 grand is ridiculous, why would anyone pay 5 grand for something that they get get bran new for 3 grand
Why why why, is Tom Delong shit so expensive? He's a mediocre guitar player at best, from a crappy made for MTV 90s band. I don't get it. But Silverface amps and 70s and 80s Gibsons are going for insane money now, when a decade ago they were what you bought because you couldn't afford a new one, so I guess if you wait long enough, the cool factor outweighs and deficiencies in quality.
My first "real" guitar was a '79 Les Paul Custom I picked up in 1997. For a little over $500 Canadian. I bought it with the help of my dad because that is all I could afford and Gibsons from that era in the late 90's were not considered desirable or collectable. Reverb as a whole has turned in to one big money grab now and what I absolutely hate is that it is trickling down into local sales sites, where guys try to justify their insane listing price by posting a pic of an even more absurd Reverb listing. Glad I have a nice collection of guitars and amps I picked up from back when prices were sane.
@@SluggerStark
It’s not just local online sites. If you’re still fortunate enough to have an independent music store(s) where you live they are now basing their used gear prices on the average of sold listings on Reverb.
@@SluggerStark Exactly, though I think $500 is an especially good deal, but the $3000-5000 is insane.
@@charlesbolton8471 Doesn't surprise me one bit. So you have greedy pricks trying to money grab and listing on Reverb for an exorbitant amount of money, then one or two idiots who pay that price and then that becomes the new "standard" going forward everywhere. Awesome.
@@timwhite5562 It was still a pretty good deal even back in the 90's....but it just illustrates kinda where Gibsons of that era were rated; simple working guitars from at that time, an undesirable Gibson era.
I have a transistor signed by the guy that started first act for only $25. Lol
Bob Firstact lol
"Lost the body" means "I heavily modified it with a router until it was completely unusable, but at least i have the dignity to not try and sell it" unlike some people who put headstocks inside the guitar body 🤦♀️
Maaan, im never getting my rig roasted.
A brand new Epi '58 Korina Explorer Reissue= $600. Reverb, used 2011 Epi '58 Korina Explorer Reissue = $1100
I miss metasonix.
Most of their stuff is owned by Mick Gordon and Trent Reznor.
Everything is ridiculous lately
Tom Delong stuff being expensive is a real example of celebrating mediocrity.
Agreed.
It is cool that he's really into aliens. I remember being pleasantly surprised when I first heard of it. His music is not my bag in any way.
Making that money 💵
i would buy the butt probe just for the laughs
Heritage H150’s didn’t exist in 1984. First year of production was in 1985 and they were 140’s, with thinner bodies and sharp cutaways. H150’s came out in 1988 using Gibson bodies until 1990 when Gibson sued and Heritage stopped using leftover parts and changed the cutaway shape.
Well then, that really makes the add rather interesting in hindsight. What is that fellow up to?
$450.** max for heritage LP style copy
I think everyone has a fluff, meaning, my best friend when I was In high school growing up we called his dad Fluff....
Hooray for Mr Fluffy!!! This is and rate my rig make me happy to be alive. Thank you Senior Fuffito.
I would actually really enjoy watching fluff rate the rugs in people's practice spaces.
Obligatory rug munching joke
Rating rugs would be great! I've got a few shag styles I'd love to hear his opinion on.
My Rug got zero birds.
Panic attack, funny.
c'mon, inflation, ya know?
It real...man these are terrible and I love it
that Tele is probably a doctored up fender bullet neck I know I had one and they either are the same or really close to one he just didn't have the body LOL What fkn people will try to do for a buck
⚠️ Rare sighting of Fluff's feet included. 😍
The hurricane guitar is so grimey, make money off a disaster lol that dude is tone deaf
Times running out! I really don't know if a lot of this stuff (old Gibson's, fenders, amps) will be valuable to the same degree in 20-30 yrs as it apparently is now.
I agree...the prices of this “vintage” stuff is merely reflecting an emotional attachment to this crap...in 20yrs will someone pay 100 grand for a Taylor Swift guitar...like Monk says...”I may be wrong, but I don’t think so”....
better off selling the 69 tele as parts like stigatsu on ebay
The butt probe sounds like crap.
That telecaster with no body...isn’t that the original “No Caster”...just saying!!!
Butt probe pedal is pretty cool but 2000 dollars....c'mon meow
They never found the body