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Location: Gig Harbor, Washington | Thanks again for all your interest and attention on the Post-Samova ButtLoad Liquidation Sale winding down @ Ebay!
Mr. Golf\'s ButtLoad Sale :D
Only a couple hours remain on this No Reserve collection of toys...
I'll probably relist any remaining items, and add a few more goodies to the mix...or maybe I'll just donate them all to the Old Musicians Home Charity Drive! ;) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | My thanks to Kurt for spreading the goods! I put my bid in on a couple of "nice to have" items but others wanted them more. That's the way it should be.
And thanks to Sam for thinking of the OFC!
Anybody else ready to clean out their shop? |
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Location: North Texas | I got my gadget. Thanks Kurt. Well done! All the Best, Buck |
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Location: Gig Harbor, Washington | Lotsa Ur Welkums to Y'all...
All the toys are gone except a few of the Magnum I pickguards, and the NOS Magnum Schaller Ovation Tuners...
Any takers before I donate them to the Old Musicians Home Charity Drive?!?
!Muchas Gracias, Muchachos y Amigas! ;) |
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| Nice Sale Kurt! Figured there would be more interest in the electronics?....going to upgrade a nice Adamas to the next notch with your auction offering. Thanks
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Location: Gig Harbor, Washington | Thanks, Randy...it was "good times had by all" - but alot of work keeping up with the e-mail traffic!
Toys went from Japan to the Netherlands... :cool: |
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Location: SoCal | Got my stuff Kurt... thanks again! :) |
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Location: Gig Harbor, Washington | Glad to hear your ship' arrived... !Gracias, Amigo! ;) |
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Location: New Hampsha | Let it be known that Kurt made my day yesterday! When I got home there was a package with the Tuning machines I won. Kurt had sent it before he got my payment! It's mind boggling that there are still people out there who trust one another. Ebay and Paypal beat it out of me, but this revives the spark. Thanks to Kurt many times over, and if you ever get some gold schallers or a Typhoon tail cover please let me know! John
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'68 Hurricane
'68 Tornadohead Old Dawg
'71 Typhoon
'03 G&L Legacy
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | Thanks, Kurt!!! Got my plain black TRC yesterday. My 1617 with the cracked TRC thanks you and I thank you!!!!
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| Ahhh I see what I did now. Ohh well certainly my mistake. I have been waiting for this Preamp to arrive so I went back in and looked at the auction again. I thought when it said "OP-24 + preamp face plate" in the heading of the auction that must mean it is an OP - 24 (electronics) ....Plus the face plate that is for sale? If I am looking at this auction right I think I made a goof. Looks like it's just the face plate. I mistook the "Plus Sign" as both parts for sale.. I was wondering why no one else was bidding on this? I have been on ebay for long enough to know better.
Anyway perhaps you have the electronics to go along with this Kurt?
Let me know. just looking to upgrade for now and I will go with the Optima from the Factory in the future. This face plate does me no earthly good by itself.
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Location: North Texas | Randy I had the same idea about the OP-24. I wrote Kurt for the scoop and recieved clarification. When in doubt, check it out. At least you'll be ready when you find your preamp. I'm looking for a faceplate for a celeb preamp I got from the auction. 4 sliders. |
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| It was a bit confusing? I guess I thought this was it because I saw the photo Samova posted with the electronics and faceplate together? Anyway no problem it ain't like it went real high or anything. I will see what I can find in here, then hit up the factory for the electronic that fit this unless the Optima is about the same price?
Just interesting thoughts about an Ebay auction and hopefully a good example of how easily even an experienced ebayer can read one thing and not get it right.
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Location: Gig Harbor, Washington | Dear Randy~ So sorry to have dissappointed you upon arrival...I would have hoped the photo & description was pretty clear...oh well, been there-done that!
Sorry I don't have the electronics, but I reckon that's available from the Mother Ship.
Yo, MitzDawg~ I may have a set of Gold Schallers lying around here (the place is a real mess right now - so my wife informed me!)...I'll let you know...><>...><>...><>...Mahalos 2 Y'allos~ :cool: |
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| Yep No problemo. I kept going over and over the price in my head and it just seemed way to cheap! I am glad no one else bumped me at the last minute I went in and made a higher bid to protect it. Anyway not your fault at all, In fact I have not recieved this yet but I am certainly going to need it as I am going to pursue finding the rest of the parts! Nice Sale Kurt! Glad you got the parts from Samova so we could all buy what we wanted piece-meal.
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Location: Upper Left USA | You have obviously been watching my Ebay technique a little too closely! I try not to bid after 1:00 a.m. or before my second cup of coffee. |
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Location: Gig Harbor, Washington | Me too, Woody...
I find that my most expensive toys are usually acquired Waaaay past my bedtime... ;)
There are a few more toys on the 'Bay...
Final "ButtLoad" Close-Out Sale
Happy Trails (& Shopping!) :cool: |
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| Well we'll see how I do today? It's 1:00 am here and I am up and headed -for to- dock with the bay. I am looking for a new chain saw but I might mess up and end up with a nice old Legend or something it is very early and I have not had any coffee yet Mike. God I hope I mess up! Chains saw's are so much tougher on the fingers and they are tough to tune!
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Location: Tampa, FL | Originally posted by northcountry:
Chains saw's are so much tougher on the fingers and they are tough to tune!
On the upside, they have a dynamic range and tone very similar to a banjo. Somewhat easier to play, and if some fool wants to trot out a 'dueling whatever' you are more than ready for all comers.
Probably easier to tune as well. |
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Final Hours on NR "Buttload Sale" @ eBay!!!
