Help me price this old Carvin table steel?
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Help me price this old Carvin table steel?
Howdy, all -
I'm going to either auction or sell this baby outright, but really have no idea what a suitable reserve or asking price would be these days. Anybody got an idear?
Please email me at stevie@steviecoyle.com
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I'm going to either auction or sell this baby outright, but really have no idea what a suitable reserve or asking price would be these days. Anybody got an idear?
Please email me at stevie@steviecoyle.com
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Help me price this old Carvin table steel?
I'm told this might be a '61 (circa) model #80C. The prevalent vibe so far is that it might fetch between $500 & $600.
The lever does change tuning. One fellow who claimed to know told me that if you know how to work it, the Multi-Harp Triplex will actually give you three distinct tunings. Somehow that seems doubtful to me. Whoever had it before I got it had it set up to do nothing more than lower the 2nd string by a step ... I'm guessing to maybe give the player a pedally-sounding 2nd-to-3rd sound.
The guitar is in great shape. The only thing I can see immediately wrong with it is that the adjustment screw for the 1st string is not original, and whatever's on there doesn't do the trick. Otherwise, it's a thing of beauty.
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The lever does change tuning. One fellow who claimed to know told me that if you know how to work it, the Multi-Harp Triplex will actually give you three distinct tunings. Somehow that seems doubtful to me. Whoever had it before I got it had it set up to do nothing more than lower the 2nd string by a step ... I'm guessing to maybe give the player a pedally-sounding 2nd-to-3rd sound.
The guitar is in great shape. The only thing I can see immediately wrong with it is that the adjustment screw for the 1st string is not original, and whatever's on there doesn't do the trick. Otherwise, it's a thing of beauty.
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Very nice! I think you're in the right ballpark on the price.
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Help me price this old Carvin table steel?
Thanks, all. I'll have this up for auction on Ebay real soon. I surely do appreciate all the help.