Ibanez Artist 2700P (Musician Series Prototype) Auction:
Hello, I’m selling my reasonably rare 1977 Ibanez Artist 2700P, SN J778568, original flight case, and remote power supply. I’m the original owner, and the guitar is in completely original condition. I had to replace one of the switches the first year, but the switch was a replacement sent from Ibanez, and the proper matching switch. The gold is corroded on the bridge, from sweat; I played this guitar for over 10 years solidly.
It's got a nice 7 piece neck (maple and walnut I think) and maple cored body. I don't know what the dark wood of the body is. It has active electronics with bass, mid, and treble active tone controls. There is a switch to engage or disengage the preamp/tone controls. It is in very good condition.
There are a couple of small dings, and one place where I turned into a cymbal and chipped a piece of finish off... it didn't mark the wood at all, but a piece about the size of a pea is off and I don't have the finish expertise to fix it myself... Also the flight-case has a piece of corner-molding missing, and a corner piece. Pictures are available at:
http://s202.photobucket.com/albums/aa16 ... %20Artist/
And I will add some more shortly…
The auction will begin now, and will end at 9:00 pm Thursday, May 1st. I will not open any of the bids until that time, so if you change your mind before the deadline, you can send amended bids, and the one last sent will be the official bid.
Minimum bid will be $2000 and actual shipping/insurance costs will be added to the successful bid. If there is a problem with the highest bidder, and the sale cannot be completed, the winning bid will be awarded to the next highest bidder.
If the winner prefers, www.escrow.com may be used to finish the transaction with the fees being split evenly.
Send your bid to brian@9mileskid.com with the subject line “2700 Bid”
I’m happy to answer any questions you might have, just write to the same address but put “Question about 2700” in the subject line, and I’ll get right back to you.
Good Luck!
Hello, I’m selling my reasonably rare 1977 Ibanez Artist 2700P, SN J778568, original flight case, and remote power supply. I’m the original owner, and the guitar is in completely original condition. I had to replace one of the switches the first year, but the switch was a replacement sent from Ibanez, and the proper matching switch. The gold is corroded on the bridge, from sweat; I played this guitar for over 10 years solidly.
It's got a nice 7 piece neck (maple and walnut I think) and maple cored body. I don't know what the dark wood of the body is. It has active electronics with bass, mid, and treble active tone controls. There is a switch to engage or disengage the preamp/tone controls. It is in very good condition.
There are a couple of small dings, and one place where I turned into a cymbal and chipped a piece of finish off... it didn't mark the wood at all, but a piece about the size of a pea is off and I don't have the finish expertise to fix it myself... Also the flight-case has a piece of corner-molding missing, and a corner piece. Pictures are available at:
http://s202.photobucket.com/albums/aa16 ... %20Artist/
And I will add some more shortly…
The auction will begin now, and will end at 9:00 pm Thursday, May 1st. I will not open any of the bids until that time, so if you change your mind before the deadline, you can send amended bids, and the one last sent will be the official bid.
Minimum bid will be $2000 and actual shipping/insurance costs will be added to the successful bid. If there is a problem with the highest bidder, and the sale cannot be completed, the winning bid will be awarded to the next highest bidder.
If the winner prefers, www.escrow.com may be used to finish the transaction with the fees being split evenly.
Send your bid to brian@9mileskid.com with the subject line “2700 Bid”
I’m happy to answer any questions you might have, just write to the same address but put “Question about 2700” in the subject line, and I’ll get right back to you.
Good Luck!
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