Very expensive - its own tribute Reissue?

[neikeel]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/36414640...LRx93EdwIxwHdPLNkZNYOV8C0=|tkp:Bk9SR6LDrbvNYQ

So, lets see, a 73 with its drop down PT replaced with stand up, OT replaced, on/off switch replaced, rear panel opened out for modern selector and the asking price is £3k - the guy is flying a kite!
Wonder why no bids

 

[AndyD]

It’s a beauty!

 

[playloud]

Almost as good a deal as this! https://Reverb(dot)com/item/59272186-1973-hand-wired-marshall-1959-super-lead

 

[Beryllium-9]

I saw both of these.. Crack kills...

 

[AndyD]

Almost as good a deal as this! https://Reverb(dot)com/item/59272186-1973-hand-wired-marshall-1959-super-lead

Love how there is only a glimpse of the circuit board. What a tease!
I swear the second hand Marshall market has gone mad. Are people being greedy or just desperate to make some money in these hard times?

 

[playloud]

Love how there is only a glimpse of the circuit board. What a tease!
I swear the second hand Marsh market has gone mad. Are people being greedy or just desperate to make some money in these hard times?

Maybe I haven't been around long enough, but I think it's been going on for a while. As my friend likes to say: "there have always been people with 'delusions of grandeur' about their gear".

I remember LA Craigslist ~10 years ago was a minefield (and surely still is). Late 70s cabs for $3000, a "Rare Plexi Bluesbreaker" (actually a beaten up Popular) that belonged to "local celebrity" such-and-such for $5000, and so on.

Reverb has just provided a global platform for these people to congregate.

 

[Dblgun]

I guess they had to take a shot! Now back to reality..