Would you buy this Ibanez AS73 for $888 (huat ah!) when you can get one brand new for $589? What's that? There's a hard case included for the price, so it would account for a $300 price difference? Hmm...
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I most certainly would not. I guess some sellers do not bother to check current market prices. It's their loss.
Some think too highly of their instruments with no respect to market value as well.
True, in which case they would seriously be in need of a reality check.
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