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Fender reissue reverb tank prices are crazy!
So I've had one for, it seems like, near twenty years. certainly since the early 2000's, and I got it used. I'm comfortable with the fact that I'm never playing out again. So I went on a quest for a great reverb pedal and was going to sell the tank.
I just checked prices and the lowest price I saw with a shallow dive was one on reverb for $900! I saw some for up to $1,500! What happened? Anybody know?
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When they were $600 it was too much.
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When I was a kid in NYC in the early-60's - back when the Brill Building ruled the local radio airwaves and your first "good" electric was a Brooklyn Gretsch (played through a top-panel blue-check Ampeg combo) - you could pick up an "old-fashioned" tweed Fender Bassman/Twin amp for $75, and one of those "boat anchor" '50s Les Pauls for $100-150 depending on year/model (Juniors/Specials for even less) on Manhattan's 14th Street "Pawnshop Row"...
In 2020 terms, a Holy Grail rig could be pieced together for around $200 in 1963 dollars - around $1700-1800 today... Crap happens, and hindsight is always 20/20...
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The good news for me is that my dream rig cost me around $1,500 a couple years ago. Used Boogie amp and a NOS G&L semi-hollow Bluesboy.
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I bought mine probably in 2002 from GC for $300 out the door. They wanted $350!
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High prices have a way of informing you to reevaluate your desires.
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