
Tone Junkie
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You could buy 20 5K Les Paul’s.
And people bitch about the prices of Paul Reed Smith guitars.
You could buy 20 5K Les Paul’s.
And people bitch about the prices of Paul Reed Smith guitars.
And don't underestimate how much money some of these Boomers have. They are the generation that REALLY got to live the "American Dream".Boomers with only a couple years of playing left in them and a whole lotta money will grab these.
I genuinely wonder what the gear world is going to look like once they’re out of the game.
Yup -If that's what you want go for it . I never thought I'd live to be older but we'll all get there. If not the alternative is not good. There's alot of things in life that may not be really a financially sound decision but it brings people joy in their lives.Back in the day I woulda fucked a dead rabbit for a double neck Rick like the one Geddy Lee played. I've been told they only made 10 of them. If I was rich I'd definitely pop $100k for one now with zero shame. Answer this to yourself...who is your favorite musician and if you were wealthy, would you pop big for his rare and iconic guitar model? I'd be wiping the rabbit shit off my dick for sure.
It’s going to be awesomeBoomers with only a couple years of playing left in them and a whole lotta money will grab these.
I genuinely wonder what the gear world is going to look like once they’re out of the game.
For what it costs Gibson to make, if they don’t make very many a d sell just a few at a retarded high price, it probably works out in their favor pretty nicely.I just don't understand the business strategy if it is hypothetically $100K. You can sell 1 guitar for $100K to a very, very limited pool of buyers or 20 $5K guitars to a broader group of buyers (albeit still limited as not every guitar player is willing to spend $5K on a guitar), 50 at $2K etc.
I guess Gibson sees it as it is worth putting time and effort to put out these ultra expensive, collector-like guitars.