washburn dime 333 blackjack

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    Just wondering if anyone knows what this might be worth. My main guitar is an mh400 from 2007 but I have a washburn dime 333 blackjack from about 1998 and has a seymore duncan dimebucker in the bridge and a washburn front pickup. I have the original hardshell case, just wondering if anyone knows what to ask for a price to sell? thanks.
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    xcc
    xcc wrote

    I sold mine for aproxomately 700 USD, but that was in norway..and it was a dimeslime if that matter..

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      svt4cobra6
      svt4cobra6 wrote

      I think the dimeslimes are worth a bit more, I have the blackjack, hopefully worth around 5-6 hundred.

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        ZephMan
        ZephMan wrote

        Sounds like a kickass guitar nonetheless post some pics :p

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          Baby Duck
          Baby Duck wrote

          I sold the same guitar for 600 in the US.

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            svt4cobra6
            svt4cobra6 wrote

            Only difference is now it has a dimebucker (semore duncan) in the back, much higher output than the washburn.

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              ZephMan
              ZephMan wrote

              Damn that thing is cool

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                MikeAmottV2006
                MikeAmottV2006 wrote

                I had a dimeslime years ago....I always liked that the black jacks had the neck binding.

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                  Sixstringhotshot
                  Sixstringhotshot wrote

                  Washburn made a LOT of small changes to the 333 line that didn't really make any sense. There are tons of inconsistencies between models and their corresponding spec-sheets. I had a dimebolt 333 that said "Diamond Darrell" on the headstock (instead of Dimebag) that was made of motherfucking PINE. PINE.

                  PINE.

                  It always smelled fresh, but it sounded like sweaty asshole.

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                    xcc
                    xcc wrote

                    :rollin:rollin:rollin

                    edit: I believe mine was made out of mahogny?

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                      LordCliffton
                      LordCliffton wrote

                      PiNe!?!!?

                      wtf:x

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                        Sixstringhotshot
                        Sixstringhotshot wrote

                        They have a history of import QC that makes Gibson look flawless.

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                          xcc
                          xcc wrote

                          haha, I have a table that is made out of pine ;)..I've heard alot of stories about the 333, but I was very pleased with mine, sounded good for that price IMO.

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