FS: Mesa Boogie Lonestar Head
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Patrick from Davis
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I am terribly sorry, but this is the first thing that came to mind when I saw the title of the post...
Radar Technician: Sir! The radar, sir! It appears to be...
[Jam starts flowing through the computer screen]
jammed!
Dark Helmet: Jammed...
[Examines the jam and tastes it]
Raspberry. There's only one man...
[Sandurz gets out of the way of the approaching camera]
...who would dare give me the raspberry!
[Pulls his mask down]
Lone Starr!
And now back to your original programming.
Patrick
Radar Technician: Sir! The radar, sir! It appears to be...
[Jam starts flowing through the computer screen]
jammed!
Dark Helmet: Jammed...
[Examines the jam and tastes it]
Raspberry. There's only one man...
[Sandurz gets out of the way of the approaching camera]
...who would dare give me the raspberry!
[Pulls his mask down]
Lone Starr!
And now back to your original programming.
Patrick
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Am I totally out of touch with how much things cost for my head to have almost exploded at the mention of $1,200?
Cagey
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Maybe. But, Boogers always go for ridiculous prices, so they're not a great indicator.
On the plus side, buying one is sorta like stuffing money in your mattress. It'll lose value, but not like it would if you bought a car. Pay $2,200 for a Booger and you'll likely still be able to sell it 2 years later for $1,900 or $2,000.
On the plus side, buying one is sorta like stuffing money in your mattress. It'll lose value, but not like it would if you bought a car. Pay $2,200 for a Booger and you'll likely still be able to sell it 2 years later for $1,900 or $2,000.
Haha, thanks guys...this is probably the funniest/friendliest guitar forum I've found.
You're correct that Boogies lose value at a relatively slow pace. I bought it for $1,500, and so starting at $1,200 seemed like a good place to start, seeing as it's in such good condition. I'd be willing to negotiate, though.
You're correct that Boogies lose value at a relatively slow pace. I bought it for $1,500, and so starting at $1,200 seemed like a good place to start, seeing as it's in such good condition. I'd be willing to negotiate, though.
P
ptirman
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Gorgeous amp head and a good price in that condition. I have a Stiletto Ace combo and it is by far the best amp I've ever played through.
I wouldn't mind more pics just for amp porn's sake.
I wouldn't mind more pics just for amp porn's sake.
