Shane28462
New member
Hi guys, Im fixing to list a Gibson '57 classic & classic plus combo on ebay and was wondering if i should list them as a pair or separate?
Selling pickup question
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DrNewcenstein
He Did the Monster Mash
Re: Selling pickup question
If they came out of the same guitar and include the pots and switch and jack, do them as a set. Otherwise, it depends on Completed Listings comparisons between pairs and individuals.
I'd say you could get more individually. You could get $50 each easier than $100 for the pair.
If they came out of the same guitar and include the pots and switch and jack, do them as a set. Otherwise, it depends on Completed Listings comparisons between pairs and individuals.
I'd say you could get more individually. You could get $50 each easier than $100 for the pair.
Zhangliqun
Questionologist
Re: Selling pickup question
Include the pots, switch and jack?
Include the pots, switch and jack?
Shane28462
New member
Re: Selling pickup question
Their about a month old, i bought them individually from musicians friend.. they are both going to include the plastic box they came in.
Their about a month old, i bought them individually from musicians friend.. they are both going to include the plastic box they came in.
DrNewcenstein
He Did the Monster Mash
Re: Selling pickup question
Wasn't sure if he was converting to EMGs. If you sell it as a complete wiring/conversion setup, you'll get more than just for the pickup alone.
Since they're not from the same guitar, and are therefore not a matched or calibrated set, sell them separately.
Wasn't sure if he was converting to EMGs. If you sell it as a complete wiring/conversion setup, you'll get more than just for the pickup alone.
Since they're not from the same guitar, and are therefore not a matched or calibrated set, sell them separately.