Dave Mustaine selling items on reverb, including desirable rackmount surge protector

[jacksonplayer]

I had this exact same guitar in the early 90s, paid around $600 I think. I have seen them used between $400- $600 for a while now.... Mr. AssHat has this ""rare" one for $1200 plus shipping. Either he's a idiot and or complete bastard or I should be selling guitars to the EU?

Oh, but this one has a "rare German Schaller Floyd Rose with Jackson logo!"

So rare that only every single Jackson made between 1989 and 1993 has one!!

[bigdave]

Well thats only 4 years and it was made in Japan... stereotype A + stereotype B = double up for Daddy!!! wheeewweeee


EDIT

I guess EMGs dropped the value of this one....

https://reverb.com/item/13153004-jac...al-1995-purple

[Leon]

I wonder if he got this from that "sale" that happened about 13 yrs ago that turned into a giant clusterfuck

https://reverb.com/item/29548417-gib...mium-hard-case


I'm still waiting for my guitar. At least I got the car

Yes, this is an old school reference.

I was so livid about that for so long . Took me a couple of years to get past getting fucked over on ~$200.

[Chris]

The highlights are in the other thread on TheFretboard, though:

https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discu...ar-sell-off/p1

Especially the bit about how he tried to get that forum shut down, even going to the FBI "asking them if ignoring such things is how they treat army veterans".

And how he's decided that US law applies to his trading on Reverb UK, 'cause Reverb is a US outfit.

I'm far too American to join that forum, but those guys seem like a good bunch of dudes who we'd get along with.

[Chris]

If I had that many Dean guitars, I'd probably sell them all too.

Btw, it's been over two weeks and this comment is still amazing.

[Dominic]

I'm far too American to join that forum, but those guys seem like a good bunch of dudes who we'd get along with.

I fear you may well be right... it is a bit of a "local forum, for local people" to paraphrase The League of Gentlemen (not that I've seen much of that, having left Britannia around about when it became popular). Sadly, metal is very much underrepresented on there, to the point that several other metal lovers have left over the years owing to intolerant indie/"boomer blues" fans. Lee, the guy who runs it now (under the handle "Digitalscream") is in what's basically a metal band, though (BlackHawkDown).