Been thinking it might a good time to sell…&, in addition to Reverb & eBay, was wondering what other seller-friendly websites there might be. Thanks
Sure! I've sold a few "other instruments" through the Hangout's Marketplace. Enough banjo players are also guitarists and pre-CBS Fenders tend to sell themselves.
You will most likely deal with less crap, tire kickers and spam/scams if you list via here. Also a better rate.
I sold a bunch of instruments and things on this site, not all banjo related. All were easy transactions.
Give it a shot…see what happens.
I’m also looking for a good place to sell
Not too many folks interested in solid-body electric guitars hanging out in the hangout. If the guitar is original, it is worth five digits. Buyers tend to be well off CEO, lawyers, doctors, and stars. I would consign the instrument to a major vintage dealer with buyers all over the world. The premium they will get for the guitar will more than compensate for the commission.
If the guitar is modified, ignore the above.
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Originally posted by rupickin5Been thinking it might a good time to sell…&, in addition to Reverb & eBay, was wondering what other seller-friendly websites there might be. Thanks
I knew the price I wanted for imine and sold it at a annual Guitar show, I needed the money in order to adopt a child
I think those type of nostalgia guitars are relegated to collectors over a certain age. Maybe young psuedo celebrities. I know a 35 year old guy who buys high end collectibles and sells them 5 years later for a living.
I would definitely consign with Carter, Gruhns or the like. Most guitarists I play with buy 500 dollar guitars and spend 800 to upgrade. Ive actually never seen a gigger with a 5 figure or more electric guitar.
Well, I’m always looking…. and it can’t hurt to try.
