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Jazzzbo
Username: Jazzzbo

Registered: 09-2005
Posted on Saturday, July 08, 2006 - 3:55 pm:   

considering a trade rather than selling my ibanez mdl 2355 ice tea burst, all original , stock, and made 73? so, what do ya have to trade, must be Ibanez, keep rocking, j
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Gemberbier
Username: Gemberbier

Registered: 05-2006
Posted on Saturday, July 08, 2006 - 5:14 pm:   

Before you do, some recent info about the value post-lawsuit. Yours is pre-lawsuit!
Recent deal on ebay Germany:
http://cgi.ebay.de/Ibanez-2355-von-77-ES-175-Copy-vintage-Jazzgitarre_W0QQitemZ1 80002152408QQihZ008QQcategoryZ46649QQcmdZViewItem

So the value is over $1219.=

Database info:
Model No. Description Year Price Condition
2355 ES175 Copy (NT) 1975 860 8
2355 ES175 Copy (NT) 1975 1150 10
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1975 1050 9
2355 ES175 Copy (NT) 1976 960 8
2355 ES175 Copy (TB) 1976 825 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1976 1188 9
2355 ES175 Copy 1977 1000 9
2355 ES175 Copy (CS) 1977 856 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 808 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 900 8
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 1120 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 910 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 1211 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 866 8
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1977 860 8
2355 ES175 Copy (CS) 1978 775 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1978 1250 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1978 910 8
2355 ES175 Copy (CS) 1979 703 8
2355 ES175 Copy (AV) 1979 1304 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1979 1086 9
2355 ES175 Copy (NT) 197x 904 9
2355 ES175 Copy 197x 1152 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 197x 1095 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 197x 916 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 197x 1188 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 197x 953 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1980 850 8
2355 ES175 Copy (CS) 1981 900 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1981 680 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1981 975 8
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 1987 870 8
2355 ES175 Copy (NT) 19xx 550 9
2355 ES175 Copy (FA100) 19xx 1184 9

The year 1973 wasn't in the list because of missing serial numbers, that started 1975. You must look at the 197x prices. So with a recent deal closed on €951.=/ $1219.= you could say, they're going up!

But if you're considering a trade, perhaps our webmaster Johns is interested. I read he'd like to have a 2355M (natural flamed maple), but I don't know what he thinks about a sunburst. Acoustically there might be some difference, because of the spruce top. But then again, this one has the open book headstock...
I don't know if Johns likes trading instead of buying, what I know is that he was worried that buying one would become more and more difficult.

Perhaps you can make each other happy!

Oh yeah, before I forget:

PICS!!!
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Jazzzbo
Username: Jazzzbo

Registered: 09-2005
Posted on Saturday, July 08, 2006 - 6:40 pm:   

hi, thanks for the info, im glad i didnt sell cheap, some people here are worried about thin necks etc on the 2335 , mine is nice just like a gibson, so if i sold . it would be big deal to get another one, so, thats why im asking, are there any interesting trades out there,?? cheers, jazzz
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Gemberbier
Username: Gemberbier

Registered: 05-2006
Posted on Sunday, July 09, 2006 - 5:54 am:   

You mean the necks of the 2355 of course.
Well, they are thinner than the neck on my Aria Pro II L-1000 (almost the same as PE-180). It's a matter of taste. If you'd be used to strat and tele necks you'd probably find it ideal. Technically you shouldn't expect too much trouble. Only if you start using heavier gauge strings, the thruss rodd should be professionally adjusted. If you use d'Addario Chromes .011 or .012 there won't be any troubles.
.013 I never tried on any guitar. I don't want to end up with a banana neck.
I mostly use .012 on dreadnaught (phosphor bronze) and hollowbody jazzguitars (Chromes). If I have doubts I try .011
On thinner necks it's nice to have some extra space between the strings.
What's perhaps something to worry about is the quality of the original tuners. They're not exactly high end. But keep them original... and in shape... oil them now and then.

Greetz,

Ginger Ale
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Sabeking
Username: Sabeking

Registered: 06-2006
Posted on Sunday, July 09, 2006 - 7:21 am:   

Jazzbo, don't forget the pics!!

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