The Black Strat....

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That’s the highest ever, right?

It’s so funny... a 1969 Body that’s been chopped and hacked for a multitude of crazy options (Kahler, Humbucker, XLR, etc.), who knows what number neck it’s on, it’s got the iconic pickup configuration, but even that’s different on every album. Still, it’s an iconic enough guitar for enough of us that it went for that amount. Wild! Even the red Pulse guitar went for over $600K!

Why does the Christie’s app show $3.975M? Is that with fees?
 
Re: The Black Strat....

That’s the highest ever, right?

It’s so funny... a 1969 Body that’s been chopped and hacked for a multitude of crazy options (Kahler, Humbucker, XLR, etc.), who knows what number neck it’s on, it’s got the iconic pickup configuration, but even that’s different on every album. Still, it’s an iconic enough guitar for enough of us that it went for that amount. Wild! Even the red Pulse guitar went for over $600K!

Why does the Christie’s app show $3.975M? Is that with fees?

I'm guessing so. It was $3.3M in the room.
 
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At least it will still get played......... the new owner will take it out the glass case every couple of years & play the 'Shine on you cray diamond' motif.
 
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That sure is an iconic guitar and I just love Stratocaster guitars in general. If I had mega millions on me I would have definitely bought that guitar. The first thing I would do is slap on a new set of strings (10-46 EB). Then I would refit this historic black Strat with new trem system to complete the overall look.;)

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Every strat is a partscaster.
There is nothing magical about the neck and body that a factory worker bolted together.

Its only the mindless prejudice of the musician that somehow thinks that the factory pairing of a guitar specifically designed around specific spare parts replacement is more meaningful.
 
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Have you received it yet Stevie? Just waiting on your review ����
 
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Every strat is a partscaster.
There is nothing magical about the neck and body that a factory worker bolted together.

Its only the mindless prejudice of the musician that somehow thinks that the factory pairing of a guitar specifically designed around specific spare parts replacement is more meaningful.

I wouldn't describe protecting resale value as "prejudice".
 
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I've got a Black Strat around here somewhere. I've got to see what mine will go for. :lmao:
 
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