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Originally Posted by Strat-Talk
I've been asking the "what about when the baby boomers die" question and it seems clear that demand will still be strong. The only gotcha in this arguement is that many heirs will say, "That old guitar is worth what? Let's sell it now." and so supply could depress prices.
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But when the baby boomers die, who will be wanting these guitars? This generation's kids don't appreciate these vintage instruments, and if you listen to the music they like, you'll see that they have no sense or appreciation for the finer/more subtle things in life. They like bright new shiny things.
"Hey mom! Check out what I found in the attic - grandpa's old guitar! Look, it's all beat up, probably not worth a lot. Why in the world would he keep in in a glass case? We'll sell it at the garage sale. And what's SRV stand for anyways?"
