Seller's Remorse?

[SLOgriff]

1972 Marshall Super Lead. Sold it for $500 in Dallas back in the mid 90's.

 

[headlessdeadguy]

Actually I regret selling my DSL. That thing sounded great!

 

[rottingcorpse]

Fja single recto....twice. Only sold it the second time because I knew I'd get mailman's fja dual eventually.

Langer 50 watt 800. Hope to get it back soon. This one really upset me for a long time.

Elvira real doll. But she was wore da fuck out.

 

[feintguitarist]

Engl Blackmore I picked up from MCTallica1 (not sure if he is still on these forums?). I sold it to another member of RT, so it went to a good home... and then was later sold back to MCT I think.

That would probably be the only gear I wish I still had.

 

[lunchie]

The one and only thing that I've sold that I wouldnt mind owning again is a Fender Blues Deluxe. I have a rule that I don't sell anything that I can't go out and replace tomorrow. Besides my Muchxs amps, there is nothing that I have ever bought that is rare.

I'd buy a Fender DRRI before I'd get another Blues Deluxe however, if a screaming deal came along it would follow me home.

 

[Icarus]

G&L ASAT Special swamp ash with translucent green finish and my very first guitar pedal, a vintage deluxe memory man. I think I lost my mojo the day I sold that pedal.

 

[glip22]

My CCV - #3 made
My Bogner 100B
Lastly and old Suhr from the good years with an original floyd

Which years do you consider the good years? I have Standard with an original floyd and it stayed here through maybe 6 other high end Suhrs.

 

[some dude]

The one amp I sold that I would like again is an Orange AD-30... But I don't want one bad enough to spend the money to get another.

 

[rusty1070]

I tend to hold onto everything . I did sell a Dr.Z/Trainwreck Airbrake, missed it, bought it back as it sounds best with my Train 45.

 

[gtrplr71]

JCM 800 combo. I sold it when I was 21,it would power on but no sound. I ran into the guy 10 years later and he told me he had the potentiometers cleaned. Dammit that fucking thing was a beast when cranked and the size was terribly deceiving. I would have my buddies come over and ask about the little guy but would shit their pants on 6.

 

[skoora]

Custom made BC Rich Flying V I ordered and got in '97/98, It was trans black top and was the first V to ever get a widow headstock. Sold it as I was living paycheck to paycheck and miserable, music retail, commission paychecks at that. Junior charged me $1600 back then and I couldn't imagine what the same thing USA made would run now. It had an incredible neck.

71 Superlead I financed from GC for only $1000. Bought it on a whim and then freaked out as I had almost no income at the time. Sold it for a small profit but it sounded killer. Should have stuck it out.

 

[rottingcorpse]

Fja single recto....twice. Only sold it the second time because I knew I'd get mailman's fja dual eventually.

Langer 50 watt 800. Hope to get it back soon. This one really upset me for a long time.

Got mailman's dual recto, and my Langer 50 watt 800 back too. Got my old Herbert back also. It's getting crowded in here....

 

[The Hoff]

First thing that comes to mind is a 69 Gibson Les Paul Custom. Wasn't worth all that much (had a bigsby installed, slight scalloped frets, some repairs, etc) but it played like butter. Pickups were fantastic. Only thing I truly regret selling.

 

[Jdub]

above all ...Bogner Ecstacy 100b serial # 001. ( _ _/)

other notables
1991 Soldano SLO Rackmount
Komet 60
Wizard Metal X
1969 Marshall Major Plexi
Jose Ramirez 1A

 

[japetus]

68 Vibrolux. Regret it everyday.

 

[Tone Zone]

One of the many Suhr Moderns that I've owned. It had a drop dead gorgeous quilt maple top with a finish in between fireburst and inferno burst, basswood body, maple neck/African rosewood. Should have never sold it.

 

[HerbieBoogie]

Diezel Herbert

 

[bumrush101]

An old prototype Duncan pickup. Had a double set of screws, which apparently only the Holdsworth model had later. Would have been from around 1980..