Guitar valuations from an out of touch player
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 1:35 pm
Hey guys, first time posting here. Hi!!
I used to play a fair bit, but never get beyond average at best. My passion always seemed to exceed my skill level, but I still get a lot of enjoyment out of playing so I’m cool with that.
With my kids growing up and work commitments dying down, I’m looking at selling my guitars and replacing it with a Cole Clark true hybrid. I’m now trying to figure out ball park what each of the following are worth, and if they’re likely to sell quickly:
1957 Hofner, repaired and modified by Weta.
2005 Epiphone Les Paul standard (missing pick guard), upgraded humbucker for heavier rock/metal - can’t recall brand. Again carried out by Weta.
1984-87 MIJ Fender strat. Previous owner stripped it back to bare wood, plays absolutely beautifully. 1 x Seymour Duncan pickup.
2008 Maton Ecw80c
Yamaha THR10C amp
Jim Dunlop Crybaby
Electro harmonix big muff distortion pedal
Ditto looper pedal
I used to play a fair bit, but never get beyond average at best. My passion always seemed to exceed my skill level, but I still get a lot of enjoyment out of playing so I’m cool with that.
With my kids growing up and work commitments dying down, I’m looking at selling my guitars and replacing it with a Cole Clark true hybrid. I’m now trying to figure out ball park what each of the following are worth, and if they’re likely to sell quickly:
1957 Hofner, repaired and modified by Weta.
2005 Epiphone Les Paul standard (missing pick guard), upgraded humbucker for heavier rock/metal - can’t recall brand. Again carried out by Weta.
1984-87 MIJ Fender strat. Previous owner stripped it back to bare wood, plays absolutely beautifully. 1 x Seymour Duncan pickup.
2008 Maton Ecw80c
Yamaha THR10C amp
Jim Dunlop Crybaby
Electro harmonix big muff distortion pedal
Ditto looper pedal