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With things like these value comes down a lot to originality. Like the fact that yours now looks like a modern pedal inside is likely gonna be a big no in the collectors market, but someone that wants a working, giggable one is gonna love it.

really just depends on the buyer, but i think it would have helped the cause a lot to buy something that looks a little mojoish than those blue electros (for the last owner, not you!).

Maybe I should stick these in there...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-x-WIMA-Capa ... 4abd496143

I might also wait for a full moon and sellotape strands of hair cut from the nethers of a Bavarian virgin to the transistors.

I think a working playable pedal has more value than all original with mojo parts that sits on a shelf and that you are to scared to gig with it.

Great! Wanna buy one?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Maestro-Gibso ... 20f129cf9e

Would love to but not for 300 pounds. That is like 500+ AUD.

KaosCill8r wrote:I think a working playable pedal has more value than all original with mojo parts that sits on a shelf and that you are to scared to gig with it.

value to use yes, value in terms of $ not normally. im not standing up for either, i just enjoy a good period correct restoration.