This is not an ad. I won't accept offers (if any) based on this post.
I have a 2003 G&L ASAT Classic in superb shape. It is black without a mark on it and has the original case, also in great shape. What should I ask for this? Any suggestions?
This is not an ad. I won't accept offers (if any) based on this post.
I have a 2003 G&L ASAT Classic in superb shape. It is black without a mark on it and has the original case, also in great shape. What should I ask for this? Any suggestions?
"The beauty and profundity of God is more real than any mere calculation."
Checked Ebay? Around here you can pick them up cheap, for whatever reason they don't hold their value. That's sad cuz they're nice instruments.
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Very sad. The G&L Tribute Legacy I just picked up is every bit as nice a guitar as my American Series Strat. I say that in total disbelief, but it is true.
A good, screaming Strat just might be the greatest guitar sound of all..... -Slash
G&L Tribute or USA?
"Sorry" - John Belushi as he smashed a guitar in Animal House
+1 on this question.Originally Posted by Erock_Germany
USA G&L's seem to fetch almost the same price as used USA Fender's from the same given year whenever I see one at Music-Go-Round or used at GC. (Can't speak to eBay; I don't do much there). But G&L Tributes definitely do not.
It is an ASAT Classic, made in the USA. Not a Tribute
"The beauty and profundity of God is more real than any mere calculation."
I'd be hoping for $700-$750 if I had time to sell it. $100 or so less if I needed to off it in a hurry.
I might be interested. I LOVE ASATs. Best guitars ever made for me.
"No harmonic knowledge, no sense of time, a ghastly tone, unskilled vibrato, and so on. Chuck is one of the worst guitar players I know" -Gravity Jim
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