There's one here that I nearly went for. Nice example. I am sure that the would do a deal. It's at 1195 on reverb so I reckon if you spoke to the shop direct then there would be wiggle room. https://www.leoted.co.uk/product/prs-mira-vintage-cherry-2008/
All those above are selling for close to original cost, or even higher. Who says PRS don't hold their value?
All those are "advertised" for close to the original cost ,how many will sell for that or have sold for that?
Its like the Yamaha sg1000s prices are all £1500 , 1 person decides its worth that so every other yamaha owner thinks they are worth £1500 and advertise theirs, and they all remain unsold on e bay / facebook for months .
All those above are selling for close to original cost, or even higher. Who says PRS don't hold their value?
All those are "advertised" for close to the original cost ,how many will sell for that or have sold for that?
Yes, fair point. My comment was meant a little flippantly.
Although I'd guess those in shops will sell for close to the asking price - as discussed elsewhere, shops aren't particularly open to haggling these days as demand seem to be high.
If I can try to add something useful, I bought a Mira Korina from eBay last year for about £900, but even then maybe I was prepared to pay more than someone else might.
Yeah there isn't much info from eBay completed listings, just a couple of active overpriced and/or collection only listings.
I suppose I'm thinking about the on that went on here last year for £650ish... Which is a great price and wouldn't expect one for that necessarily, but equally the thick end of a grand just seems a bit much given the Mira (Core or S2) are supposed to be the stripped back, no frills model.
Yeah there isn't much info from eBay completed listings, just a couple of active overpriced and/or collection only listings.
I suppose I'm thinking about the on that went on here last year for £650ish... Which is a great price and wouldn't expect one for that necessarily, but equally the thick end of a grand just seems a bit much given the Mira (Core or S2) are supposed to be the stripped back, no frills model.
Its the just before covid price thing , year and a half ago ,S/H mex fenders £500 ,usa standards £700 ,your miras £650 , now covid and a year plus later and the s/h prices have risen vastly , s/h mex £700 s/h usa £1000,and your miras £1200 .
As i stated earlier just because they are advertised at that price doesnt mean that is the going rate , go to completed listings on e bay you might find 1 that did sell for the inflated price , but that is "1".
But If you'd seen loads of completed sales at the inflated price then you would have to accept this is the going rate.
Personally i think they will be a s/h crash in prices later this year ,when people who bought them when furloed to learn with then give up ,and shops get their orders they have been waiting for, i think it will be a buyers market by the tail end of the year .
Yeah there isn't much info from eBay completed listings, just a couple of active overpriced and/or collection only listings.
I suppose I'm thinking about the on that went on here last year for £650ish... Which is a great price and wouldn't expect one for that necessarily, but equally the thick end of a grand just seems a bit much given the Mira (Core or S2) are supposed to be the stripped back, no frills model.
There's a difference in price and build quality between the early Mira Core and the later S2 - so you should be able to sort an S2 for 700-ish while the Cores are closer to a grand.
Yeah there isn't much info from eBay completed listings, just a couple of active overpriced and/or collection only listings.
I suppose I'm thinking about the on that went on here last year for £650ish... Which is a great price and wouldn't expect one for that necessarily, but equally the thick end of a grand just seems a bit much given the Mira (Core or S2) are supposed to be the stripped back, no frills model.
There's a difference in price and build quality between the early Mira Core and the later S2 - so you should be able to sort an S2 for 700-ish while the Cores are closer to a grand.
Having owned quite a few Miras of various types, I don't think there's that much difference. Of course the S2 has the scarf-jointed neck, cheaper tuners and cheaper pickups/electronics but I don't see any difference in actual build quality. And I personally prefer the 22-fret neck and modified body contouring of the S2.
Core Mira and the Starla for that matter have been steadily increasing in value over the years. I could never understand why they ditched them for the S2 models. Be prepared to wait it out for something sub £1k that’s in good nick. Long gone are the days you could pick one up used for £650-750ish
Core Mira and the Starla for that matter have been steadily increasing in value over the years. I could never understand why they ditched them for the S2 models. Be prepared to wait it out for something sub £1k that’s in good nick. Long gone are the days you could pick one up used for £650-750ish
I think the one I was referring to for £650 was an S2... I would pay that for one!
Yeah there isn't much info from eBay completed listings, just a couple of active overpriced and/or collection only listings.
I suppose I'm thinking about the on that went on here last year for £650ish... Which is a great price and wouldn't expect one for that necessarily, but equally the thick end of a grand just seems a bit much given the Mira (Core or S2) are supposed to be the stripped back, no frills model.
There's a difference in price and build quality between the early Mira Core and the later S2 - so you should be able to sort an S2 for 700-ish while the Cores are closer to a grand.
Having owned quite a few Miras of various types, I don't think there's that much difference. Of course the S2 has the scarf-jointed neck, cheaper tuners and cheaper pickups/electronics but I don't see any difference in actual build quality. And I personally prefer the 22-fret neck and modified body contouring of the S2.
Indeed - the biggest difference between the Core and S2 Mira is the two frets. The actual construction is far closer, compared to say Core and S2 Custom 24. I think it's telling that they discontinued the Core Mira when they started making the S2 version...
There's one here that I nearly went for. Nice example. I am sure that the would do a deal. It's at 1195 on reverb so I reckon if you spoke to the shop direct then there would be wiggle room. https://www.leoted.co.uk/product/prs-mira-vintage-cherry-2008/
Turns out they did come down to a price I was happy with thanks all!
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Its like the Yamaha sg1000s prices are all £1500 , 1 person decides its worth that so every other yamaha owner thinks they are worth £1500 and advertise theirs, and they all remain unsold on e bay / facebook for months .
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I prefer the 22 fret look of the X and the 25th anniversary P90 model on the Mira chassis personally.
Although I'd guess those in shops will sell for close to the asking price - as discussed elsewhere, shops aren't particularly open to haggling these days as demand seem to be high.
If I can try to add something useful, I bought a Mira Korina from eBay last year for about £900, but even then maybe I was prepared to pay more than someone else might.
As i stated earlier just because they are advertised at that price doesnt mean that is the going rate , go to completed listings on e bay you might find 1 that did sell for the inflated price , but that is "1".
But If you'd seen loads of completed sales at the inflated price then you would have to accept this is the going rate.
Personally i think they will be a s/h crash in prices later this year ,when people who bought them when furloed to learn with then give up ,and shops get their orders they have been waiting for, i think it will be a buyers market by the tail end of the year .
By contrast the Core Starla sounds and looks amazeballs and has the short scale. Vastly cooler guitar if it didn't have a wide fat or wide thin neck.
I think the one I was referring to for £650 was an S2... I would pay that for one!
Indeed - the biggest difference between the Core and S2 Mira is the two frets. The actual construction is far closer, compared to say Core and S2 Custom 24. I think it's telling that they discontinued the Core Mira when they started making the S2 version...
Turns out they did come down to a price I was happy with