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 Posted: 08/01/2011 at 2:30 PM Post subject: TB1000A #457 on eBay |
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TB1000A #457 on eBay. 10 day listing. Starting bid at $4,499.00. BIN at $5,999.00.
http://cgi.ebay.com/TRAVI.....uitar&hash=item4cf9115e69
Good luck!
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P.S. If you are the one that listed this guitar, please contact me. I would love to include the photos in the Bean gallery.
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tb1000s#937
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| Posted: 08/01/2011 at 8:53 PM Post subject: RE:TB1000A #457 on eBay |
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Does anyone have any thoughts on the knobs? I know Beans as a rule came with the black coke bottle knobs, but there seems to be variations, particularly with finished colour Beans, where some have clear knobs and I have seen other guitars in the gallery, including natural finishes with clear knobs, like this one. My question is, is it a rule to live by that Beans came with the black knobs, and other knobs are non-original, or are there variations to this rule? The seller said he believes they are original.
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BoulderBean
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| Posted: 08/02/2011 at 11:17 AM Post subject: RE:TB1000A #457 on eBay |
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My understanding is that there were three types of knobs - black plastic, clear plastic, and black metal "Sansui". It all depended upon what was available at the time of manufacture.
My Bean, 1000S #933, has clear colored knobs that I believe are original. I've certainly seen similar knobs pictured in the database.
The knobs on #457 on EBay appear more white than clear, but it could be the photos. Everything else appears original and it looks like it's in great condition.
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tb1000s#937
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| Posted: 08/02/2011 at 5:02 PM Post subject: RE:TB1000A #457 on eBay |
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Thanks for the info, yeah I have seen the same three types of knobs, you have answered my question in regard to the variety. I did think the same though, the knobs do look a little more white, but it may be the angle. It certainly is in nice shape, and everything else is original, so the knobs could be. Anyone else got any thoughts?
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