Solid Shell Mahogany Cuban Bongos
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Re: Solid Shell Mahogany Cuban Bongos
by s'chopp » Wed Apr 18, 2012 3:57 pm
After a closer look it does say 155, same bongos.
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Re: Solid Shell Mahogany Cuban Bongos
by Rumba Rumbero » Thu Apr 19, 2012 9:49 am
I think they should have noted the exact condition of the bongos on ebay, and also the reapirs.
Bieng fair is being fair, specially when dealing on a high cost item in the instrument market.
Because if one pays top dollar for a drum or any instument thinking it was in great condition, and ones iit arrives, you seee it had a cra k that had been repair...the reaction one gerts is not pleasent, as a buyer, one feels cheated, or scame.
Is like selling a salvage car, as a clean tittle, but the car had awreck that was welded, and they advertise it as clean title.
Fell what i mean, as a costumer?
People started as the bid was started high, thinking it was an immaculate condition bongo, not a crack repaired.
I hope the winner ends up happy!
Bieng fair is being fair, specially when dealing on a high cost item in the instrument market.
Because if one pays top dollar for a drum or any instument thinking it was in great condition, and ones iit arrives, you seee it had a cra k that had been repair...the reaction one gerts is not pleasent, as a buyer, one feels cheated, or scame.
Is like selling a salvage car, as a clean tittle, but the car had awreck that was welded, and they advertise it as clean title.
Fell what i mean, as a costumer?
People started as the bid was started high, thinking it was an immaculate condition bongo, not a crack repaired.
I hope the winner ends up happy!
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Re: Solid Shell Mahogany Cuban Bongos
by FidelsEyeglasses » Thu Apr 19, 2012 2:53 pm
Rumba Rumbero wrote:I think they should have noted the exact condition of the bongos on ebay, and also the reapirs.
Bieng fair is being fair, specially when dealing on a high cost item in the instrument market.
Because if one pays top dollar for a drum or any instument thinking it was in great condition, and ones iit arrives, you seee it had a cra k that had been repair...the reaction one gerts is not pleasent, as a buyer, one feels cheated, or scame.
Is like selling a salvage car, as a clean tittle, but the car had awreck that was welded, and they advertise it as clean title.
Fell what i mean, as a costumer?
People started as the bid was started high, thinking it was an immaculate condition bongo, not a crack repaired.
I hope the winner ends up happy!
Other photos of the drums:
https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=5087a0a02233c0fc&resid=5087A0A02233C0FC!128&id=5087A0A02233C0FC!128
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