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Posts: 1108
Joined: Sep. 29 2009
From: Back in Boston
RE: If anyone is in LA and wants to ... (in reply to Ramón)
The "Ramirez" does not look like a real Ramirez--either the guitar is an estudio with an interestingly odd headstock shape (have not seen that one at the Ramirez website), is made by some guy named Ramirez (Ralph Ramirez?) or is bogus. It does not look like a real Ramirez from J.R. 3's shop.
RE: If anyone is in LA and wants to ... (in reply to Ramón)
They look like nice guitars. Is this the best place to consign them - how about the dealers in the LA area - Trilogy, Dan Zeff, GSI, Classic guitars International?
Posts: 440
Joined: Feb. 23 2005
From: La Jolla, Ca
RE: If anyone is in LA and wants to ... (in reply to Ramón)
Without a name, I basically had to give them away, so a guy 'stole' them and put them up there - or is part of the shop. Either way, it establishes a price, so I don't have to give away my guitars anymore.
Sad, but without a 'name', you have to compete with some rather poor builders with 'names' that get a fortune...lol. Such is life.
RE: If anyone is in LA and wants to ... (in reply to Ramón)
You have to start somewhere and usually that is at the beginning. I sold at least my first 10 instruments for no more than £1000. Making sure they are sold to the right people is what counts more than anything else. To do that you have to make it worth their while but ultimately you will get more from it!