SOLD - 4th item - Guitar signed by Ed Ved

[arq]

Jose, you buy it?

I'd love to get a hold on the lower guitar signed by the band with the Yield sticker on it. Is that the next one for sale?

that one is long gone!

HA! I wish! even thou it was on a very reasonable price

[pdalowsky]

Yes Guitar sold fast....

this one is sweet though and for anyone who wants a fully signed one this represents a good chance to take it to future signings as a project, and is very well priced

you could even remove the fretboard and get it signed without carting around the whole guitar

new item tomorrow

[pdalowsky]

half price shipping being thrown in and a payment plan....

surely thats tempting?

[thatlawyerfck]

bump

[thatlawyerfck]

bump

[pdalowsky]

ck to the top - new year and the sale continues

[Washed]

Really nice. Do you know how the signature was acquired?

[pdalowsky]

Really nice. Do you know how the signature was acquired?

Let me find out for you

[pdalowsky]

I have ascertained that the guitar was signed outside of Studio X in Seattle in 2003.

It may also be worth mentioning that the band and EV were becoming hesitant on signing on the body of the guitar and either weren't signing guitars or only signing on the pickguard. The fact that this is signed on the body may make it more unique....

[EdsonNascimento]

I have ascertained that the guitar was signed outside of Studio X in Seattle in 2003.

It may also be worth mentioning that the band and EV were becoming hesitant on signing on the body of the guitar and either weren't signing guitars or only signing on the pickguard. The fact that this is signed on the body may make it more unique....

Interesting. Why is that? It would seem sigining on the pickguard would be less favorable to them. It's easy to take a pickguard around. But, you lug a guitar around? You deserve some props even if your plan is to "flip it." Seems if that's your plan, the pickguard is even easier to do. You don't even have to invest in a decent guitar.

So, back to my original question - what might be the logic behind being willing to sign pickguards, but not the actual body?

Either way, this is a great piece, and I'm shocked it hasn't sold, yet.

[pdalowsky]

I have ascertained that the guitar was signed outside of Studio X in Seattle in 2003.

It may also be worth mentioning that the band and EV were becoming hesitant on signing on the body of the guitar and either weren't signing guitars or only signing on the pickguard. The fact that this is signed on the body may make it more unique....

Interesting. Why is that? It would seem sigining on the pickguard would be less favorable to them. It's easy to take a pickguard around. But, you lug a guitar around? You deserve some props even if your plan is to "flip it." Seems if that's your plan, the pickguard is even easier to do. You don't even have to invest in a decent guitar.

So, back to my original question - what might be the logic behind being willing to sign pickguards, but not the actual body?

Either way, this is a great piece, and I'm shocked it hasn't sold, yet.

This was exactly my thought too!!!

[pdalowsky]

Plenty of interest but no one yet struck the deal bump

This is a great buy

[pdalowsky]

[Suziemay]

OMG still available, Paul? I might break down and get it...

[pdalowsky]

OMG still available, Paul? I might break down and get it...

Ha ha

I believe it is - had tons of interest in this one but apparently the shipping often kills the deals in terms of overseas buyers

The payment plan remains available though - 3-4 Payments would be acceptable