PSA: Auction Lots (Guitar/Amps/Effects)

HarrySeven

You’ll need to start at around 3/4 of the way down Page 9, but there’s a lot of guitars/gear in the sale:

https://www.easyliveauction.com/catalogue/21ebe221e90c2fc1971bd9f82ecccb5c/0af8d24542e81eb9357e7ef448a6646f/rock-retro-sale/?currentPage=1

Neil

There's a lot there.

I'll bet you are drooling over the Kay Effector Harry. 

SquireJapan

While I don’t need more music gear in the house, I do love looking through auctions. 

There’s a “the twin” amp in there I’ve always fancied

kentuckyklira

The "estimates" seem very medorate. I can´t see a 1978 Telecaster leaving the house for 1000.

Hattigol

kentuckyklira said:

The "estimates" seem very medorate. I can´t see a 1978 Telecaster leaving the house for 1000.

Or a signed Beatles card for £100-£150?

dickieguitar

I like the look of that Futurama with the Deimel-style behind-the-bridge pickup. 

djspecialist

Not sure how to tell which Bluesbreaker version this is, but if it's the first then the estimate looks low (compared to some of the crazy prices I've seen these go for recently):
https://www.easyliveauction.com/catalogue/lot/cf2f6b2460aa148aca9a36ee970793e5/0af8d24542e81eb9357e7ef448a6646f/rock-retro-sale-lot-871/

djspecialist

I like how "Trucker" designed their logo to look like ... another similar sounding word:
https://www.easyliveauction.com/catalogue/lot/d8546dd97fe2560fd9932525a5dc5334/0af8d24542e81eb9357e7ef448a6646f/rock-retro-sale-lot-903/

Snags

Don't tell @Bridgehouse about all the synths ...

Funkfingers

Neil said:
I'll bet you are drooling over the Kay Effector, Harry. 

I'll wager that he isn't.  

Some of the lots on pages 9 and 10 resemble items already in the Seven Collection. That was as far as I could be arsed to read.

jca74

Lot 750 for the win...'No estimate'

Does that mean priceless?

prowla

The estimates on the cheaper model items (Squiers, etc.) seem reasonable.

A slightly ropey '78 Ric bass for £2-3k looks high, though. (Wood screws holding on the TRC, a strange hole drilled in the back, and is that an Allparts pickguard on it?)

HarrySeven

prowla said:

The estimates on the cheaper model items (Squiers, etc.) seem reasonable.

A slightly ropey '78 Ric bass for £2-3k looks high, though. (Wood screws holding on the TRC, a strange hole drilled in the back, and is that an Allparts pickguard on it?)

Yeah, there are some weird anomalies re. estimates throughout.

Offset

HarrySeven said:

prowla said:

The estimates on the cheaper model items (Squiers, etc.) seem reasonable.

A slightly ropey '78 Ric bass for £2-3k looks high, though. (Wood screws holding on the TRC, a strange hole drilled in the back, and is that an Allparts pickguard on it?)

Yeah, there are some weird anomalies re. estimates throughout.

Not sure I'd trust the price estimates from an auctioneer who can't tell an Explorer from a Firebird.

carlos

Nothing guitar-related that sparks my joy, but those portable record players look super cute.

downbytheriver

carlos said:

Nothing guitar-related that sparks my joy, but those portable record players look super cute.

Some of those beauties are considerably more valuable than the estimates suggest! (Collector alert)

HarrySeven

Offset said:

HarrySeven said:

prowla said:

The estimates on the cheaper model items (Squiers, etc.) seem reasonable.

A slightly ropey '78 Ric bass for £2-3k looks high, though. (Wood screws holding on the TRC, a strange hole drilled in the back, and is that an Allparts pickguard on it?)

Yeah, there are some weird anomalies re. estimates throughout.

Not sure I'd trust the price estimates from an auctioneer who can't tell an Explorer from a Firebird.

Indeed!