Carter universal on eBay
Moderator: Shoshanah Marohn
Carter universal on eBay
I'm sick. Someone is selling his father's instruments on eBay and one of those instruments was a pretty green Carter uni. The guitar was sold to some klutz who apparently tried to convert it to an extended E9th but only succeeded in turning a precision piece of machinery into a pile of junk metal. He then apparently told the seller the instrument could not be tuned and returned it. The before and after pictures tell the story. A cave man has adjusted the space shuttle. Ugh! If only we had a service to assist our heirs in the sale of our musical equipment when we leave this earth so that they are not taken advantage of by others due to their lack of knowledge of our guitars, amps, etc. Thoughts, anyone?
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You mean this one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carter-Pedal-St ... SwNnRYfBmD
I wonder if all the rods and parts he took off come with the guitar. If so, it could be a great deal for someone wanting a uni 12 at a reasonable price.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carter-Pedal-St ... SwNnRYfBmD
I wonder if all the rods and parts he took off come with the guitar. If so, it could be a great deal for someone wanting a uni 12 at a reasonable price.
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You're right of course, Donny. But the point I was trying to get across is that I see a need for a contact to assist our heirs in at least giving them some advice on how to dispose of our equipment in a fashion in which a reasonable, fair, and honest outcome ensues. I don't know how such a contact would be aware of the artist's demise, though. Any heir aware of the SGF would certainly look there to get an idea of the value of the merchandise or find a PSG dealer. Of course, in this case the only real problem was that the seller agreed to accept a return after the guitar had been mauled. Lucky for him, the returned guitar wound up selling for a good price anyway. I hope the new owner is able to make it functional again without spending too much more money.
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