Instrument Buying and Selling

The value of a Hill Phoenix refrigeration model O5DMA6 can vary based on its condition, age, and market demand. Typically, used models might range from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. For an accurate valuation, it's best to consult industry-specific resources or recent sales data.

Very, very, very good, yes.

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I own an Eastwood Red Special (a now-discontinued interpretation of Brian May's Red Special guitar) and it's a fabulous instrument, especially stunning given that it was selling for only around $500. I have subsequently played Brian May Guitars' official products and the Eastwood is actually more comfortable than the Brian May guitar, having made adjustments like adding body contouring, a slimmer neck and a curvier body, which all add to the comfort.

However, since Eastwood makes a large array of instruments, many of which were based on low-budget or quirky vintage guitars like Airline and Burns guitars, a player would need to try them in person to determine how well they suit him/her. For example, the Sidejack received rave reviews from Guitar & Bass Magazine, but I've tried an Eastwood Airline 3P DLX (at the same store where I had bought the Red Special), and I was not impressed by the Airline.

It depends on condition and originality and also whether they are British or US made, the brand and type of speakers inside and if they have the original chrome tilt back stands.

A place called North Coast Music makes reproductions of these under license from Vox. I believe they charge about $360 for one with stand and speakers plus shipping.

I would say you are looking at a value of $300 up for each if they are original and in above average condition.

No everything comes in separately as each item is being purchase, although when buying the guitar you can get an discount if you do the gig-bag and a Korg digital tuner which is about 40 or maby less dollar.

As an owner of a 432, I can honestly say $0.

Most people can't give them away.

Enjoy this wonderful little organ, but don't treat it as a business investment. It will be a money pit. Enjoy.

It is a discontinued model, but around $150 dlls.

a lot!

These were manufactured by Crescent Firearms, c. 1893-1931, for John M Smyth Hardware of Chicago.

We purchased a Wyvern Salisbury organ in 1977 and I think it had possibly not long been in production then. I think that the Salisbury as such went out of production in the early to mid-1980s, although the company has continued to make instruments of a similar size.

$150-200...depends on the condition $150-200...depends on the condition

Yes.

The value of a 1977 Alvarez Yairi signed would actually depend on a number of factors. Most important being the condition.

Ovation Standard Balladeer 1771 AX Acoustic-Electric Guitar with Hardshell Case, Cherry Cherry Burst

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it ranges between $1000 to $1400 for the classic models.

you could also find it much more expensive if it was modified.

No, it has Passive circuitry.

According to my Pierce piano atlas, 12th edition, on page 202, it tells me that your piano, serial number 36064, was made in 1895. I will list two years and the serial number of the first piano made in each year.

1895-------35000

1896-------51000

So that would tell us that 16,000 pianos were made in 1895, or about 1,333 each month. Assuming that they produced the same amount of pianos each month, that would put serial number 36064 made in January of 1895.

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SS stands for Sareen Sports Industries ltd. and SG stands for Sunil Gavasker respecting sports industries ltd. SS is much more older than SG. But SG was the Best Selling brand of 2010 and is going to adorn the place again on 2011. I am a state level player and in my companion SG is more Suitable than SS. But all in all it depends on the one who is using it.

In fact for a practicing junior fellow it is far better to use SG kits because it a little cheaper and less sofisticated. Though it is so a more or less matured player SG is more prefarable.

Clarence Leonidas Fender, also known as Leo Fender, was an inventor who founded Fender Electric Instrument Manufacturing Company, now known as Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.

100,000

Squiers are cheaper versions of Fenders, so no. Even for Squiers, the best are the basic P-bass and J-bass. Yes, they have some cheaper parts - the one I have is a good guitar. If you get one upgrade the pups & wiring, and tuners. The neck is great. The guitar would probably still be around today if the Squier name were removed from the headstock.

Factory made- none of them (to my knowledge). Daron Malakian of System of a Down had a custom Ibanez Iceman IC300; perhaps you can find that signature model somewhere. But it'll cost you a pretty penny.

You can customize any Iceman for cheap, however. If you're wanting one real bad you can search for an Ibanez Baritone neck and Iceman body and just hook them up when you get them. Or build one from scratch, if you're up for it!

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if it is in good condition it could be worth a whole lot of money

A drum kit is a collection of percussion instruments designed for one person to play. whether it be an 8 piece kit you'd see on a Metallica stage or a 3 piece Jazz drum set, it's all there.

There is no definition to a drum kit, just an assortment of percussion instruments (probably lacking keyboards)