I don't knos Mike, and could not find others for sale. I would take it into a Guitar Center or Sam Ash Music and see - they will offer you about 60% of the value and that way you will know. Those sere nice guitars for sure.


>I have a Fender Mustang which I bought on a whim in 1984 and never learned to play. All I ever did was hook it up to a small Gorilla amp and attempt power chords, without having any clue what I was doing. Do you have a ballpark idea what it might be worth? I don't know the year it was built but it was not new. No paperwork.
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>>Nice to hear you will get with Tommy. Sure you will enjoy the time together.
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>>At my weekly Jam last night, a guy brought in a 1972 Martin D-35 he bought new in 1972 (by the way, the list was $610 and he paid $495). That guitar now new is about $3,000. Anyway, he had every piece of paper it came with (sales receipt, ads, price list, letter signed from Martin thanking him for purchase, and more stuff). It was like looking at a piece of history when he opened that case with all that paper work. Guitar was in excellent+ shape. Even though I not a huge Martin fan (personally prefer Taylors) I can see why prople are drawn to them - it had a real "boomy" sound on the bass side that Taylors do not have - at least my two do not (Taylor 515-cw 1997 limited edition model, and Taylor T5 special edition). I was a little surprised to see how low the action was for a 1972 guitar and he said it was that low then when he purchased it. He wanted me to play it for a couple hours, I must say it was a real treat.
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>>>Mel;
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>>>I have been playing so much I had to change strings on several instruments! :)
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>>>Going to Nashville would be so cool! I have some friends there I have not seen in years. We will get together with Tommy on February 8th, when he is in San Francisco.
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>>>>Well, there you go!
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>>>>You been playing any music lately? Just telling my wife couple days ago I already looking forward to going to the Chet Atkins convention in Nashville this July and seeing your friend Tommy and the boys there. Tell you what I will do, you come to that convention and we will take you (and your wife) out to lunch or supper....:)
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>>>>>>It is actually not plural but is Revelation...... unless you are a Southerner... and many of us Southerners in fact do say Revelations....:)
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>>>>>>>I think a proper understanding of the the Book of Revelations
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>>>>>Interesting! As a fourth generation San Franciscan and Roman Catholic, we always say the Book of Revelations. Perhaps that is because my mom was a Cummings! :)