mjross
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If it has already been posted, sorry! Just thought it to be interesting… Prices have got to be out of this world!
www.gibson.com
I can only imagine........$$$$$
@LtDave32 should be an "master artisan" for Gibson..... or he can make all the money for himself.....
It's a V for crying out loud..... Dave already made a MS V for @cherrysunburst00 that was over the top.... this would be a piece of cake..... (sorry for the C word Dave).
I know you mention that '58 V build,.... that's what made me think of you after reading this. And this thing Gibson calls a '58 ain't even on the mark at all. It's a "Custom" retro-rod '58 V.I've got a dead-nuts 58 V coming for rogueaverage16, right down to the urea formaldehyde glue, so you can compare the handywork..
It's like they finally admitted they are really a furniture manufacturer... Oops, did I say that out loud?Cool concept, I can only imagine what the pricing is on these. Probably high 20's?
I really like design of The Seraph model (not that I could afford it) but honestly, I have a hard time following Gibson's line of thinking here.
To me this says, if you want the best of the best from us... We'll be happy to hire a private Master Artisan to build one for you. What happened to only a Gibson is...
I remember reading somewhere after the new management took over that they were going to search out these "master artisans" to build small runs for Gibson. Maybe they're trying to tap into that market and license those independent builders as way to compete with them. Just my thought.Fender does a good job of this idea with their Masterbuilt guitars. You can do apprentice, team-build, or by just one Masterbuilder. They are priced in tiers accordingly.
Gibson copying Fender?
Yeah, I do…1 pickup seems a little skimpy for what these will cost. Does anyone prefer having just one pickup?
Just have to wonder if these will be even more expensive than ML. I’m saying yes! Gibson appears to be trying to see how far they can push the envelope. They have all probably sold already. Collectors gotta collect!I remember reading somewhere after the new management took over that they were going to search out these "master artisans" to build small runs for Gibson. Maybe they're trying to tap into that market and license those independent builders as way to compete with them. Just my thought.
Fender has them in-house.
I remember reading somewhere after the new management took over that they were going to search out these "master artisans" to build small runs for Gibson. Maybe they're trying to tap into that market and license those independent builders as way to compete with them. Just my thought.
Fender has them in-house.
IIRC the ceiling for a new PRS is around 15k.You guys are not going to believe this but these guitars START at 40K and go up to 60K. Just talked to some cat at the Gibson Garage. Thought what the hell, maybe, I’m going to pass! Limited number, let’s see how fast they go! Calling Trogly…
Hey, I dig the shit out of Gibson but I’m not sure I dig them that much!IIRC the ceiling for a new PRS is around 15k.
That's a custom Private Stock guitar with basically whatever you want on it.
Trying to tap into the Boomer Bucks while they are still out there.I remember reading somewhere after the new management took over that they were going to search out these "master artisans" to build small runs for Gibson. Maybe they're trying to tap into that market and license those independent builders as way to compete with them. Just my thought.
Fender has them in-house.
For $40k they’ll put a Gibson logo on itIIRC the ceiling for a new PRS is around 15k.
That's a custom Private Stock guitar with basically whatever you want on it.
I can relate to that!Trying to tap into the Boomer Bucks while they are still out there.
Boomers are getting into their 70s now and looking to spend their kids' inheritances.