my 2nd guitar . a 61 jazzmaster when I was 12 yrs old. still sitting here in origional case . Im now 70. its a true aged guitar. I let ol man Time do the mods... I thought it was worth like 1500-2000 dollars
@@MrZachgonz I've played for going on 54 years now and i'm reasonably certain that amplifier doesn't weigh 80 pounds . I'm trying to think of how much my 100 watt Fender weighed although they SAY my model was 100 watts they are ACTUALLY 90 WATTS Lol sneaky SOB's ! Lol
G L I bought a guitar through Reverb which is supposed to provide cheap shipping, this was from the US to the UK, but the seller removed it from sale because he reckoned the shipping costs were more than the £800 I paid for the guitar.
it's called pay to play..you take a family heirloom like that you sell it off for a couple of dobros. you're not going to get off that easy he's lucky to fucking cops didn't get called so they cut a deal and guess what you get a deal cut you're going to pay one way or the other just sayin
Idk. He probably didn't know as much about it as we all do. Him being surprised at the headstock being rare was a giveaway. I bet if he'd been told 15 for both. We might be selling. But he sounds like he made his mind up. He wanted this evaluation so next time it's grand theft!
I got a daphne blue jaguar with the covered humbucker pickups. Hard tail, MIM, 2019 model. Amazing guitar. Had it less than a month and I'm getting my Marshall DSL40C out of layaway today! :D
I bought a 67 Fender Mustang bass (new) and a Bassman amp for $250.00 in 67. The amp looked a lot like this amp but had a brown grill cloth. Trade the bass for a Gibson EB3 in 70 and the amp for a Sunn 200S with an Orion cabinet in 69. Still have the bass. Jim
There is a 1964 Bandmaster at Guitar Center right now for $2100. There is a 1964 Jazzmaster on Reverb right now for $7000, so total about 9k, pretty close to where we are total at the start of 2019.
What a load of horse apples! $1,300 to have it shipped. Actual shipping with insurance should have been $75 to $100 each way. Now as to the price of the guitar...more horse apples! Probably would bring $2,500 to $3,000. The Fender Bandmaster amp brings $1,500 realistically. If you look at the actual selling price on Reverb instead of the listing price, you are at $5,000 grand for the pair total.
It's one of the early blackface chassis in a blonde cabinet, not nearly as desirable as the earlier brownface amps. Guitar Center is a huge ripoff so that amp price is too high. That Jazzmaster, though, looks to be a real keeper.
@@mamachip That's true. The way Guitar Center works their purchase of used equipment is that they pay up to 60% of the latest sales on Ebay. What they list is another thing altogether, but they are usually a fair barometer of the market, but on the high side of what things are selling for.
A friend of mine and me went to look at an " old guitar " advertised in a Perth Australia Sunday paper. It turned out to be a 64 Fender Mustang for $90. We had to work hard not to give away our keeness as my mate whipped out the money quick smart!
Yes, it's almost strange to see so much of my life go by when life around me isn't changing that much, and I can say that as a musician who played professionally in the 70s and 80s, hearing the same tunes, back then analog, albums, the same music becoming cassettes, and then discs, North Americans still paying rock royalty royalties, even if the musicians themselves died a long time ago.
I had a Fender Dual Showman (w/reverb) back in the 60's. The cabinet had two 15" speakers and was the best sounding amp ever made. It made my Univox es335 knockoff, sound like the real deal.
@@mightylonesome9426 Actually, when I got my 65 twin back from the retiring tube amp repairman, he said it was the best sounding amp he had heard in 45 years of fixing them.I felt extremely fortunate. He had an old Magnatone sitting over in the corner and I asked about it, but I guess it belonged to somebody. I saw it sitting there for a few years. Oh well Happy Playing!
That is a false statement. Awesome and Jazzmaster are not ever in the same sentence. Kramer Barettas are awesome. Jackson Soloists are awesome. Anything with jazz in the name is not awesome.
i'm 29 now. when i was about 17 ( i think) I had a really old acoustic guitar - it had to be from the 1940s or 50s at least. My sister brought it to her friend's house one day and i never saw it again.. i'd do anything to get it back
Time you had your own Spanish inquisition, consequences and all. Explain to her there is a price to pay and she may be the one to pay if she is unwilling to help. Her scummy friends are no excuse when it was her who took it from you.
My dad had this exact guitar. He had it from the mid sixties until his death in 2001. My mom sold it for $8,000 in the original case which had crushed velvet burnt orange lining , but she could have gotten $12,000 if my dad hadn’t painted it after he got it. He wanted it bright red and did not like the plum purple-ish color that Fender had applied.
Must have been recently, because they weren’t reaching prices like 8K until now. In 2001, you’d never get 8K for a original model, let alone a refinished model.
@@harrythedemigod ..Jazzmaster and Jaguars have exploded in the last few years. Depends on what you don’t consider being “worth that much”…but in reality…anything from the early 60’s..in original shape is literally breaking the bank. An early 60’s Stratocaster or Telecaster are in some cases reaching into the $25K - $30K range…in fact, a recent report indicates that musical instruments from this era has outperformed both art and the Dow..in the last two years. But again, it depends on what you consider “not being worth much.” And by saying this, I am in no way suggesting that either the Jaguar or the Jazzmaster are as collectible as a 1960 Stratocaster or a Telecaster… but they are certainly on a steep appreciation curve.
I had a 1970 Ebony Les Paul stolen from my car while I was loading out after a gig in 1995. They also took my 1985 JCM800 100 watt Marshall head. I never recovered from the loss financially and had to give up the band.
the little sh8ts are watching constantly for the opportunity to steal. lowell george said he had over 30 guitars stolen and a few off of the stage while he was playing. off with their hands!!
@@wesleyAlan9179 . . . Yeah, right. That guitar will fetch a price of between $50K and $80K at auction. I don't believe your father owns one unless y'all are independently wealthy. That is one of the MOST collectible guitars in the world.
I had my 1964 sunbusrt Stratocaster stolen in the early 1980's ... I had bought it used from a local music store in 1976 for $225.00 ... never did get it back, although almost 40 years later I still have the police report, serial number, photos etc ... maybe someday.
If you found the guitar online being sold, say, on Reverb, would you be able to legally claim it back? By threatening with "dealing in stolen goods" ? just curious
This old man didn't seem too impressed when he heard the value of the guitar and the amp. He just shook his head and said nothing. He must have thought it was worth about $50,000.
Re: shipping. Some dealers only sell amps for in-store pickup because of the complex damage exposures tube amps have in shipping. The solution involves foam board all around in addition to tons of bubble wrap. Gets to be a pretty big box if you want a Bandmaster in it. Probably three boxes. It went both directions shop-to-shop, no person-to-person. The agreement was to pay all the shipping both ways, so $650 each direction. Almost certainly insured for $10-15K both ways. I got my grandfather's handmade early 20th-century cedar chest shipped with high-assurance damage prevention packing. Bigger than a Bandmaster, but still cost me $600 about 10 years ago, $800 in 2019 dollars.
He didn't have to ship the amp just the guitar. See his son too the guitar. He called his son up and said you bring that guitar back.. Kid called Mom and said the guitar was stolen.. Heck just watch the video.
I had the opportunity to buy a 1959 les paul sunburst. I think it was 10k and that was in the early 90's. I was a struggling musician so if I sold everything I could have maybe cobbled together 2k. probably should have sold a kidney. : )
@Alex Hollins For sure. Doesn't matter what you are selling. Appraised value,replacement value,intrinsic value,etc mean very little. It's what someone else will pay for it.
But they only mentioned that the guitar was shipped ...What a load of horse apples! $1,300 to have it shipped. Actual shipping with insurance should have been $75 to $100 each way. Now as to the price of the guitar...more horse apples! Probably would bring $2,500 to $3,000. The Fender Bandmaster amp brings $1,500 realistically.
I found a new old stock ‘64 Jazzmaster in the basement of a music shop I taught at in the late ‘70s (Krill’s Music in Upper Darby, PA) brand spankin’ new sunburst with the Allen’s wrench taped to the back of the headstock…I asked the old lady owner how much she wanted for it…she took out a dusty handwritten ledger and said “I’ll have to get what we paid for it…$175.00” sold! unfortunately it was stolen out of my car in the ‘90s
Fender's 1964 catalog priced them at 350 but a custom color (anything other than sunburst) was 5% extra. if you were left handed, wanted a custom color and gold hardware, the guitar was 15% more than a sunburst right handed one, which put it into gibson price territory.
He was right on the value on the amp. But a beat 1964 jazzmaster cost between 10,000-17,000$. I noticed the look on the gentleman's face when he said 6000$. I don't think he fully agread on what he said.
The truest way to authenticate the month/day/ year it was made, is to take the neck off and look at the numbers on the heel of the neck. 64 means pre-cbs so numbers will be hand written in pencil. Cool guitar.
Add the 1300 shipping cost to the undervalued estimate....and then double or triple the cost. How much would you have to pay Norman , at Norman's Rare Guitars?
I bought a64' Goya at the Hell's kitchen flea market in NYC about 5 years ago for $100.00 Got to the UPS place and they charged me $125 for the box, packing peanuts and shipping to Nashville. Didn't insure it. I have no idea how you get to $1300, that's the amount they tack on to CARS for delivery.
I had a Gibson les Paul back in the day thieves broke into my mates place and stole it ransacked the home,never got it back collectors item, in the 70s cost me a month in wages
A 1964 candy apple Jazzmaster with matching headstock for $6500? Gimme a break. That guitar is worth twice what it was appraised at. You could put it up for sale for 10k and it would sell immediately
Hey, Hal, tell that story again about the time you were mowing the lawn and you thought that you heard another lawn mower in the neighborhood running at the same time.
My father bought a 60,s Fender Jazzmaster when I was 4 years old and sold it for $200 , made him happy because he didn’t loose any money on it. Now he’s 70 years old and kicking himself..By the way , I can’t stop kicking him either !!! 😂😡
1,300 shipping???? Wow, did someone walk it both ways??? I can see collecting the guitar for a wall hanger, it was bottom of the line in 64. The amp is a very cool in its own. I'd value it higher than the guitar. Grunge in the 90's made this guitar famous. They bought it in the 90's for the same reason they did in the 60's ...price was/is much less than a strat or Tele.
$100 in 1964 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $961.32 today, an increase of $861.32 over 59 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.91% per year between 1964 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 861.32%." So if he paid $300 in 1964 that would be less than $2700 today. At $6k He's more than doubled his money.
I've watched this episode about 50 times now.... That's a beautiful guitar and amp
Transition Band Master.
He didn’t seem happy on the value that was given.
@@Bubba603 I don't blame him. I think it was a low ball appraisal myself.
my 2nd guitar . a 61 jazzmaster when I was 12 yrs old. still sitting here in origional case . Im now 70. its a true aged guitar. I let ol man Time do the mods... I thought it was worth like 1500-2000 dollars
I found and bought back my original 68 Gibson SG bass 30 years after I sold it 6 times what I paid for it. Still worth it. Glad to have it back.
I'm glad the gentleman got his guitar back and amp back. I wish he plugged it in to give us a demo.
The shipping was theft in itself!
Naw, dude was trying to make up for what he lost, LOL and the owner peeped it real quick, LOL.
@@dave3138 exactly, then he went to the thief kid's dad and spelled it out for him!!!
Cost to ship guitar, AMP and HEAD
The amp combo alone probably weighs like 80lbs. Plus he said shipping both ways so it was 2 shipping costs.
@@MrZachgonz I've played for going on 54 years now and i'm reasonably certain that amplifier doesn't weigh 80 pounds . I'm trying to think of how much my 100 watt Fender weighed although they SAY my model was 100 watts they are ACTUALLY 90 WATTS Lol sneaky SOB's ! Lol
$1,300 to ship a guitar? Was the box padded with $100 bills?
The guy was trying to get back the loss of the Dobros ...
G L it's called insurance if you get the parcel robbed or lost you would get zero refund on that kind of shipping😂
G L I bought a guitar through Reverb which is supposed to provide cheap shipping, this was from the US to the UK, but the seller removed it from sale because he reckoned the shipping costs were more than the £800 I paid for the guitar.
it's called pay to play..you take a family heirloom like that you sell it off for a couple of dobros. you're not going to get off that easy he's lucky to fucking cops didn't get called so they cut a deal and guess what you get a deal cut you're going to pay one way or the other just sayin
I figure he bought it it’s own seat on the plane.
He looked so disappointed when he heard the valuation.
he didnt
Value on the guitar is actually between 10,000$-17,000$. His is worth about 13-14,000$.
Idk. He probably didn't know as much about it as we all do. Him being surprised at the headstock being rare was a giveaway. I bet if he'd been told 15 for both. We might be selling. But he sounds like he made his mind up. He wanted this evaluation so next time it's grand theft!
I got a daphne blue jaguar with the covered humbucker pickups. Hard tail, MIM, 2019 model. Amazing guitar. Had it less than a month and I'm getting my Marshall DSL40C out of layaway today! :D
@@Thebarbariantruckershow not 5 years ago when this was aired
'Had an Ampeg Gemini II taken from my car back in the 70's and would love to get that back!
I bought a 67 Fender Mustang bass (new) and a Bassman amp for $250.00 in 67. The amp looked a lot like this amp but had a brown grill cloth. Trade the bass for a Gibson EB3 in 70 and the amp for a Sunn 200S with an Orion cabinet in 69. Still have the bass. Jim
GREAT story from a very lucky man.
There is a 1964 Bandmaster at Guitar Center right now for $2100. There is a 1964 Jazzmaster on Reverb right now for $7000, so total about 9k, pretty close to where we are total at the start of 2019.
What a load of horse apples! $1,300 to have it shipped. Actual shipping with insurance should have been $75 to $100 each way. Now as to the price of the guitar...more horse apples! Probably would bring $2,500 to $3,000. The Fender Bandmaster amp brings $1,500 realistically. If you look at the actual selling price on Reverb instead of the listing price, you are at $5,000 grand for the pair total.
It's one of the early blackface chassis in a blonde cabinet, not nearly as desirable as the earlier brownface amps. Guitar Center is a huge ripoff so that amp price is too high. That Jazzmaster, though, looks to be a real keeper.
That's an ASKING price, not an appraisal.
@@mamachip That's true. The way Guitar Center works their purchase of used equipment is that they pay up to 60% of the latest sales on Ebay. What they list is another thing altogether, but they are usually a fair barometer of the market, but on the high side of what things are selling for.
Norman from Chicago music Prolly shipped it...
A friend of mine and me went to look at an " old guitar " advertised in a Perth Australia Sunday paper. It turned out to be a 64 Fender Mustang for $90. We had to work hard not to give away our keeness as my mate whipped out the money quick smart!
Interesting to think, for old guys like me, this is what we were playing on back in the sixties brand new! Now they are on an Antiques Road Show.
Yes, it's almost strange to see so much of my life go by when life around me isn't changing that much,
and I can say that as a musician who played professionally in the 70s and 80s, hearing the same tunes,
back then analog, albums, the same music becoming cassettes, and then discs, North Americans
still paying rock royalty royalties, even if the musicians themselves died a long time ago.
Bet that rig sounds killer!
Candy Apple Red is the best custom color in my opinion. I was always torn about the matching headstock era. I think I prefer natural headstock.
I know how that chap feels about his guitar, i have a telecaster that i have had for over 50 years.
I had a Fender Dual Showman (w/reverb) back in the 60's. The cabinet had two 15" speakers and was the best sounding amp ever made. It made my Univox es335 knockoff, sound like the real deal.
So did I I regret selling it, mine was white. I had a FenderJaguar 1964...fortunately, I still have that.
I have a 67 Dual Showman..no reverb and my beat-up 62 Strat
@@Magnetron33 dream combination. Hang on to your DS, its a wonderful example of how guitars should sound.
@@mightylonesome9426 Actually, when I got my 65 twin back from the retiring tube amp repairman, he said it was the best sounding amp he had heard in 45 years of fixing them.I felt extremely fortunate. He had an old Magnatone sitting over in the corner and I asked about it, but I guess it belonged to somebody. I saw it sitting there for a few years. Oh well Happy Playing!
Still have mine, sitting in a cupboard unused. Amazing amp, but too big and heavy for me at 63!
Such an engaging story, jeez.
I had a Bandmaster just like that. Stolen from me. Still miss it.❤
Beautiful guitar!
Jazzmasters are awesome guitars.
That is a false statement. Awesome and Jazzmaster are not ever in the same sentence. Kramer Barettas are awesome. Jackson Soloists are awesome. Anything with jazz in the name is not awesome.
i'm 29 now. when i was about 17 ( i think) I had a really old acoustic guitar - it had to be from the 1940s or 50s at least. My sister brought it to her friend's house one day and i never saw it again.. i'd do anything to get it back
Time you had your own Spanish inquisition, consequences and all. Explain to her there is a price to pay and she may be the one to pay if she is unwilling to help. Her scummy friends are no excuse when it was her who took it from you.
My ol neighbor Grady Wilson had one, got burned up in a storage shed behind the house when his kids was playing with fireworks.
Joe Bonomassa probably owns both now!
Bonamassa....not Bonomassa
At least all of Joe's guitars and amps didn't go to Japan ... who started all this ridiculous price exorbitance ...
😂😂😂
My dad had this exact guitar. He had it from the mid sixties until his death in 2001. My mom sold it for $8,000 in the original case which had crushed velvet burnt orange lining , but she could have gotten $12,000 if my dad hadn’t painted it after he got it. He wanted it bright red and did not like the plum purple-ish color that Fender had applied.
Must have been recently, because they weren’t reaching prices like 8K until now. In 2001, you’d never get 8K for a original model, let alone a refinished model.
@@kerstinover4536 Facts
You could see in his face (like most people on this show) he was hoping this guitar was worth 100k.
It was brutal, but a lot of these guitars of that age just aren't worth that much.
@@harrythedemigod
he knew what it was worth before he took it in he just wanted to show it and tell his story which was a great story.
@@harrythedemigod ..Jazzmaster and Jaguars have exploded in the last few years. Depends on what you don’t consider being “worth that much”…but in reality…anything from the early 60’s..in original shape is literally breaking the bank. An early 60’s Stratocaster or Telecaster are in some cases reaching into the $25K - $30K range…in fact, a recent report indicates that musical instruments from this era has outperformed both art and the Dow..in the last two years. But again, it depends on what you consider “not being worth much.” And by saying this, I am in no way suggesting that either the Jaguar or the Jazzmaster are as collectible as a 1960 Stratocaster or a Telecaster… but they are certainly on a steep appreciation curve.
@@zeroceiling . . . A 1960s is not as collectable as a Strat or a Tele.
@@DudleySchmedlap-s6i …where in my post do you find me suggesting that?
wish he'd pick it up and play it....always a nice touch on guitar memorabilia
I had a 1970 Ebony Les Paul stolen from my car while I was loading out after a gig in 1995. They also took my 1985 JCM800 100 watt Marshall head. I never recovered from the loss financially and had to give up the band.
Sorry to hear that.
We must find them
@Brass neck You couldn’t be more correct
Complete liar
the little sh8ts are watching constantly for the opportunity to steal. lowell george said he had over 30 guitars stolen and a few off of the stage while he was playing. off with their hands!!
I love a vintage guitar with a story!
Even if the story is BS?
Then you would love the story about my first guitar ... a 1954 Stratocaster ...
@@Tonetwisters
Cool man! My father owns a 52 Tele...gonna be mine one day😁
@@wesleyAlan9179 . . . Yeah, right. That guitar will fetch a price of between $50K and $80K at auction. I don't believe your father owns one unless y'all are independently wealthy. That is one of the MOST collectible guitars in the world.
That guitar is worth way more.Bring it to Seattle!!
Ha! Emerald City would list for $25,000...
when I get ripped off I prefer up close and personal with the perp., that has always worked out for me.
That was not shipping,he just got his money back on buying it
3:20 Awkward staring, nodding and silence at the end, someone should’ve played a solo
They always end like that, it's odd
@@kevinr.3542 Ya know what? You're right.
Amazing original, great looking guitar. Nice Jazzmaster. 🎸🎼
😹”I was pretty sick about the chips “
Great story mate, live long and prosper sir
Part of the problem is not many people like those models but it is worth far more today in 2023
We're did they send the guitar 4 times around the world and back ... Omg !!!
That's just crazy ...🎸🎸🎸
Was it moved by personal hand courier in a Brinks truck?
"Chipping and handling?" He had to pay for THAT?
I had my 1964 sunbusrt Stratocaster stolen in the early 1980's ... I had bought it used from a local music store in 1976 for $225.00 ... never did get it back, although almost 40 years later I still have the police report, serial number, photos etc ... maybe someday.
It was probably pawned or traded in at the next state over from you.
I think we’ll find out who killed JFK before that happens. Sorry friend
If you found the guitar online being sold, say, on Reverb, would you be able to legally claim it back? By threatening with "dealing in stolen goods" ? just curious
Type the serial and model number in a google search.
What ashame.
The definitive surf rig!
I would've told the dad, "You're paying the shipping... AND, your kid is going to jail!"
Nah probably bc his own kid was in on it also, his kid and the other kid probably stole the whole lot for dope money
Boys were high as kites after they sold that guitar.
@@SuperCyril2 haha you know they were!!!
Of course a Christian would say that. Love and forgiveness right! Jesus loves to put people in jail.
@@proximusarcturian7496 Justice is justice. Has nothing to do with being a Christian.
I’d press charges just because of the damage.
'' let me call one of my buddies to have a look, then he'll come and rip you off ''
This old man didn't seem too impressed when he heard the value of the guitar and the amp. He just shook his head and said nothing. He must have thought it was worth about $50,000.
You're right, He's been to one of those guitar trade shows and there are plenty there in the 50k range.
but will he play shoegaze on it??
Nah. It Djents!
is it micro tonal?
He does look like a shoegaze kind of guy ...
☺
T'was built for that
Re: shipping. Some dealers only sell amps for in-store pickup because of the complex damage exposures tube amps have in shipping. The solution involves foam board all around in addition to tons of bubble wrap. Gets to be a pretty big box if you want a Bandmaster in it. Probably three boxes.
It went both directions shop-to-shop, no person-to-person. The agreement was to pay all the shipping both ways, so $650 each direction. Almost certainly insured for $10-15K both ways.
I got my grandfather's handmade early 20th-century cedar chest shipped with high-assurance damage prevention packing. Bigger than a Bandmaster, but still cost me $600 about 10 years ago, $800 in 2019 dollars.
He didn't have to ship the amp just the guitar. See his son too the guitar. He called his son up and said you bring that guitar back.. Kid called Mom and said the guitar was stolen.. Heck just watch the video.
Stuff's worth as much as someone will pay for it.
Absolutely!!! Some days it might be worth 10,000.00, some days might only sell for 2,000.00
I had the opportunity to buy a 1959 les paul sunburst. I think it was 10k and that was in the early 90's. I was a struggling musician so if I sold everything I could have maybe cobbled together 2k. probably should have sold a kidney. : )
Absolutely true.
Man those old LPs are $$💰💰✌️
@Alex Hollins
For sure.
Doesn't matter what you are selling.
Appraised value,replacement value,intrinsic value,etc mean very little.
It's what someone else will pay for it.
Back in my day we wore an onion on our belt, which was the style at the time .
Love the Simpson's reference
Speaking of being in the right place at the right time.
i watched elvis costello play one of these. the sound he made
The guy who bought it probably paid $1300 for it and broke even on charging him "shipping and handling".
Yep. That’s the “handling” part.
Also old fender tube amps the best..power..
The market has definitely gone up on these things since then.
That $1300.00 shipping had to include the amp & cabinet, which is still high!
mike stang Only the guitar was stolen and resold. I'm guessing the buyer got back what he paid for it at $1300.
But they only mentioned that the guitar was shipped ...What a load of horse apples! $1,300 to have it shipped. Actual shipping with insurance should have been $75 to $100 each way. Now as to the price of the guitar...more horse apples! Probably would bring $2,500 to $3,000. The Fender Bandmaster amp brings $1,500 realistically.
Is' not that the same fender jazzmaster that Elvis Costello used to record his first album?
I found a new old stock ‘64 Jazzmaster in the basement of a music shop I taught at in the late ‘70s (Krill’s Music in Upper Darby, PA) brand spankin’ new sunburst with the Allen’s wrench taped to the back of the headstock…I asked the old lady owner how much she wanted for it…she took out a dusty handwritten ledger and said “I’ll have to get what we paid for it…$175.00” sold! unfortunately it was stolen out of my car in the ‘90s
$300 back in 1964 with inflation is about $2,500 today
Fender's 1964 catalog priced them at 350 but a custom color (anything other than sunburst) was 5% extra. if you were left handed, wanted a custom color and gold hardware, the guitar was 15% more than a sunburst right handed one, which put it into gibson price territory.
Dudes story is about exciting as the time my older sister took my favorite skateboard to sit on while partying in the woods and left it there.
id really like to hear that story. later
Ya, if your skate board was a vintage instrument that you stole from you dad? One he had his whole musical life. So, ya...
As a guitarist - goes to show- we cant give short ecplanations😂😂. Nice story. Lucky- usually stolen means : left only moanin..
He was right on the value on the amp. But a beat 1964 jazzmaster cost between 10,000-17,000$. I noticed the look on the gentleman's face when he said 6000$. I don't think he fully agread on what he said.
The video was uploaded 5 gears ago, the value may have risen. Not sure, haven't looked into it, but probably.
I live in Denver and just bought a guitar in Philadelphia and paid $60.00 for shipping.
The truest way to authenticate the month/day/ year it was made, is to take the neck off and look at the numbers on the heel of the neck. 64 means pre-cbs so numbers will be hand written in pencil. Cool guitar.
Necks had stamps in 1964.
@@kungpuk5186 that is correct, but there's other ways too. Patent numbers on the head stock changed after 64, and in 64, gray bobbin pickups started.
Nice set-up for a beginner.........
Hahaaaaaaaa!!!!
Great set Man! GREAT!!!
Tickled to death? That’s one way to go.🤔
Add the 1300 shipping cost to the undervalued estimate....and then double or triple the cost. How much would you have to pay Norman , at Norman's Rare Guitars?
I would have disowned my kid if he ever pulled a stunt like that….🤬🤬😂😂😂😂
I bought a64' Goya at the Hell's kitchen flea market in NYC about 5 years ago for $100.00 Got to the UPS place and they charged me $125 for the box, packing peanuts and shipping to Nashville. Didn't insure it. I have no idea how you get to $1300, that's the amount they tack on to CARS for delivery.
Pre CBS Fender is where the big bucks are.
I had a Gibson les Paul back in the day thieves broke into my mates place and stole it ransacked the home,never got it back collectors item, in the 70s cost me a month in wages
A 1964 candy apple Jazzmaster with matching headstock for $6500? Gimme a break. That guitar is worth twice what it was appraised at. You could put it up for sale for 10k and it would sell immediately
Correct.
Sounds like Hank Hill
This dude does NOT strike me as the type to blow you away with an impromptu ' face melter' at parties, but ya never know....
Everyone grows older. And everyone was young, once. Your day will come…if you’re lucky.
I’ve paid around that much in shipping to have my Fairlady Z shipped to Canada from Japan
I want them both.
SAY WHAT?!!! . . . . $1,300 for Shipping & Handling? I buy a lot of guitars online.
Shipping and Handling normally goes between $60 and $120.
Richard from Gryphon Stringed Instruments in Palo Alto is the man when it comes to vintage stringed instruments..
64 of anything is great.
Great guitar story. The story should help to price.
His other job is as an after dinner speaker....
Hey, Hal, tell that story again about the time you were mowing the lawn and you thought that you heard another lawn mower in the neighborhood running at the same time.
My father bought a 60,s Fender Jazzmaster when I was 4 years old and sold it for $200 , made him happy because he didn’t loose any money on it. Now he’s 70 years old and kicking himself..By the way , I can’t stop kicking him either !!! 😂😡
I bet that rig would sound great ripping Wipeout by The Ventures. (Man, those frets were nasty)
Jazz master standard frets are pretty fat IIRC.
That's the way to do it. You don't negotiate with thieves.
1,300 shipping???? Wow, did someone walk it both ways??? I can see collecting the guitar for a wall hanger, it was bottom of the line in 64. The amp is a very cool in its own. I'd value it higher than the guitar. Grunge in the 90's made this guitar famous. They bought it in the 90's for the same reason they did in the 60's ...price was/is much less than a strat or Tele.
What he probably meant was the guy wanted back what he had paid for it from the pawnshop + shipping.
Valuation of the guitar is probably because it’s not mint perfect, but the amp looks great for something that old.
As a kid I used to watch local bands, and dreamed of owning a Bandmaster or a Showman instead of my 5 watt Univox.
It would now sell for 3 times that price. They’re finally getting their value….
I have a 68 I had redone with candy apple red.
his son took his own dad's Jazzmaster without even telling him.... 😂😂😂
How many years did he do in prison for murdering his son?
I expect they let him off with a warning.
David Reynolds, ha ha ha ha ha!!!
Guitar's are nice...but come....those vintage amps need some love to......
Something of an aside. I'm pretty sure fender got and possibly still gets their paints from the auto industry.
There's an excellent TH-cam video of just that with color swatches from a early Fender pamphlet and then current colors of cars
$1300.00 shipping? Seriously? Gibson must've been handling the shipping/receiving.
Probably just told the dad that to get a few extra bucks for his trouble.
Don't understand about the waterslide fender decal. Though they were silk screened on.
Never silk screened. always a decal.
dude I wish this guitar was still 6.5K lol
More E9 than Candy apple red. 🙂
Back in that day a Bandmaster amp was really coveted.
$1300 is waaay too high on that shipping.
What on earth he talking about 1300$ for shipping?
So that was both ways from some remote town in Montana. So $650 each way with insurance and all for a guitar and amp, I could see it.
@@JRandallS He didn't say the amp was stolen.
The dealer was clearly recouping some of his loss from the two dobros he traded the Jazzmaster for.
Uber brought it
$100 in 1964 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $961.32 today, an increase of $861.32 over 59 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.91% per year between 1964 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 861.32%."
So if he paid $300 in 1964 that would be less than $2700 today. At $6k He's more than doubled his money.
He's very lucky to get it back ..his son should have paid for the shipping and handling charges..i sympathize with the dad.Imo a low ball estimation.
Junior would get a serious talking to