This happened to me. I drove to meet a guy and to get there I had to drive through a part of SF that’s all lights, and the traffic was horrible. We agreed on a time and place the night before. So that afternoon I go to meet him and after a half hour waiting I text him. No response so I assume he is driving and almost there. After about an hour of waiting he sends a text saying he sold the amp that morning. I could not believe it. He didn’t even say, “sorry man, amp sold and I forgot to let you know.” He just said, “sold amp this morning.” Some people are just oblivious and infantile in how they go about life.I've been victim to this more than once. Not necessarily in the ad, but during discussion/leading up to the transaction. Tire kicking sellers:
"Ok, let's meet at X location at Y time"
Sellers never show. Ignores my texts and calls. Then after constant hammering, a day or two later I get "sorry, it's been sold".
Then I see a new ad for the same item from the same seller next week.
I once drove an hour to buy a PRS Tremonti MT15. I text the guy that I'm at the location a few minutes ahead of schedule. Then I get a text "Sorry I got called in to work". Another time I had an appointment to go buy a car for my wife. Literally 5 blocks away from getting to the location, and the seller texts me "car has been sold".
People are scum.
After propping it up with gobs of praise - the "reason(s) for selling" often humours me.What do you guys see? My most common one is "one of the best playing (or sounding) guitars I've ever played". Ok, sir, if this Peavey guitar with the tip broken off the headstock is the best playing guitar you've ever played, then A: why is it for sale? Or B: have you never played anything besides Squire or Epiphones?
Another common one, "it's very versatile and sounds great". Ok, your ad mentions you've had the guitar a couple months and only played it a few times. How do you know it's versatile? You've never played multiple genres of music, done any shows or jams with friends, recorded with it, etc. How do you know?
Mint if not for the headstock repair"Minty"
"Just bought it new but..."
Deal breaker"Absolutely no jizz stains."
„Only used in a smoke and cat free studio“
I mean, who cares? As if an amp keeps the smell like years after the purchase. It’s not a piece of furniture.
All those old Marshalls were used in bars and rehearsal rooms over decades and everyone was smoking.
I don't know... I once bought an amp from a guy who had it in his living room where he smoked a lot. My amp literally stank all over my apartment for months. Only a complete retolex helped. And I smoke myself.„Only used in a smoke and cat free studio“
I mean, who cares? As if an amp keeps the smell like years after the purchase. It’s not a piece of furniture.
All those old Marshalls were used in bars and rehearsal rooms over decades and everyone was smoking.
Boot to the Kool.I don't know... I once bought an amp from a guy who had it in his living room where he smoked a lot. My amp literally stank all over my apartment for months. Only a complete retolex helped. And I smoke myself.
I also spent about an hour cleaning the combo from the owner of the golden retrievers. Build-up of hair was everywhere inside the combo, including the speakers.
Ah yes, it’s an old one but it checks out.ORIGINAL OWNER ITEM