1970s Ibanez Guitar Open To Offers
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1970s Ibanez Guitar Open To Offers
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You are selling this way too cheap, it's worth a lot more than you are asking. Just trying to be honest with you
Here's what google says :
The estimated value of a 1970s Ibanez Model 2372 Professional on the European used market typically ranges between €750 and €1,200.
The final value varies depending on specific factors:
Condition (€750 – €900): If it has significant cosmetic wear, scratches, or missing/replaced control knobs and toggle switches—which are historically difficult to source—the value leans toward the lower end.
Excellent / Original Condition (€950 – €1,200): A highly preserved, all-original model with its original hard case and fully functioning low-impedance electronics commands a premium.
You can track historical sales and active listings directly through the Ibanez 2372 Reverb Price Guide to monitor real-time market changes.
Here's what google says :
The estimated value of a 1970s Ibanez Model 2372 Professional on the European used market typically ranges between €750 and €1,200.
The final value varies depending on specific factors:
Condition (€750 – €900): If it has significant cosmetic wear, scratches, or missing/replaced control knobs and toggle switches—which are historically difficult to source—the value leans toward the lower end.
Excellent / Original Condition (€950 – €1,200): A highly preserved, all-original model with its original hard case and fully functioning low-impedance electronics commands a premium.
You can track historical sales and active listings directly through the Ibanez 2372 Reverb Price Guide to monitor real-time market changes.
Also reverb is not a realistic price gauge at all. Fees and shipping are a massive part of why the prices are inflated on it.
I have done this many times, it's called being honest. I haven't even put a bid in for this so what you are saying is totally irrelevant 🤷
Legionary11
I tried to say this beforehand but you accepted the offer just as I posted it, fair play to you for staying with the deal. I wasn't trying to be sneaky and get it for myself as I haven't even put an offer in, I was only trying to honest with you. Something that is obviously rare on this and causes some to be uncomfortable...
I tried to say this beforehand but you accepted the offer just as I posted it, fair play to you for staying with the deal. I wasn't trying to be sneaky and get it for myself as I haven't even put an offer in, I was only trying to honest with you. Something that is obviously rare on this and causes some to be uncomfortable...
Guitar is priced cheap no doubt but I think that reflects the condition to be fair. It needs lots of work.
People seem to have made a habit of making unsolicited comments on listings over the last couple of years on adverts. Buyers/sellers are free to do their own research, the internet exists like. Reverb is a premium website - if the seller wants to sell it on reverb they can charge the reverb price. We’re on adverts.
I bought plenty of gear on adverts when I was a young lad starting out - there were deals to be had and sellers who had no interest or knowledge in what they had were free to advertise at whatever price they wished - muso’s got deals and sellers got paid.
People already have notions on here in what they’re charging across music gear, cars, furniture and the likes. If the seller wants €185 then let him have it.
Aware I’ve also made an unsolicited comment
People seem to have made a habit of making unsolicited comments on listings over the last couple of years on adverts. Buyers/sellers are free to do their own research, the internet exists like. Reverb is a premium website - if the seller wants to sell it on reverb they can charge the reverb price. We’re on adverts.
I bought plenty of gear on adverts when I was a young lad starting out - there were deals to be had and sellers who had no interest or knowledge in what they had were free to advertise at whatever price they wished - muso’s got deals and sellers got paid.
People already have notions on here in what they’re charging across music gear, cars, furniture and the likes. If the seller wants €185 then let him have it.
Aware I’ve also made an unsolicited comment
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