Hi. Does anyone know the ballpark value of my Clav E7. I tried looking on ebay but nothing comparable around that i seen. Average condition for its age but
needs attention. Hammertips need replacing (sticking a bit) and 3 strings gone, so either complete re-string or replace problem ones. Would like to know
re-sale value 'as is' OR value if overhauled (and how much this might ballpark cost.) Thanks a lot for your opinions.
Clav E7 value
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Posts: 1 (10/23/08 04:51:09) |
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Posts: 2 (10/25/08 09:14:20) |
Hey! someone out there must have some advice to share! does anyone read these pages? hello....hello.... anyone there?
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Posts: 1 (11/05/08 15:44:29) |
Ballpark. $500-1200. But you'll find them at all prices. Sometimes it's a mint one in the local paper for dirt cheap. Other times you'll see
someone trying to sell a beat up one on ebay for $2000.
Replacing the tips isn't complicated, but it's time consuming. I've replacing plenty of guitar strings, but no clav strings. I would ASSume they aren't much harder. I'd advise replacing both the tips and the strings. Then you'll be able to show what it really sounds like rather than, "it'll be better once you fix it." Like houses, people don't have much of an imagination for what it's true potential is. Plus, clean it up as much as possible. Good luck! Rusto Bottom line, something is worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. |
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Posts: 3 (11/06/08 04:17:10) |
thanks Rusto - thats useful info! If anyone else has anything to add please pitch in ta.
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