GibbyLover
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Hi, I'm wondering if the early CC's are still as relevant as they were.
Back in the time Sandy was sold out in no time. The early ones gained value and are very popular.
Nowadays there are (too?) many CC's, so there is much more to choose from.
On paper Sandy might have a laminated fretboard, while newer ones have true historic specs.
I get that some CC represent well known and loved bursts, and some were aged by Mr. Murphy.
Would you buy a Sandy for +-1000€ more than for example a CC#43, which is a TH?
PS: not saying any guitar is worse than another, just comparing values.
Back in the time Sandy was sold out in no time. The early ones gained value and are very popular.
Nowadays there are (too?) many CC's, so there is much more to choose from.
On paper Sandy might have a laminated fretboard, while newer ones have true historic specs.
I get that some CC represent well known and loved bursts, and some were aged by Mr. Murphy.
Would you buy a Sandy for +-1000€ more than for example a CC#43, which is a TH?
PS: not saying any guitar is worse than another, just comparing values.