I acquired a PRS SE singlecut with P90s, didn't really bond with it, so I put it on CL for $250. Solid deal for whoever ended up with it. So a guy hits me up and we agree on a time for him to come by. I setup a Princeton with the PRS in the living room, and started doing a setup on another guitar while I waited. Dude shows up a half hour late, but whatever. Sees me working on the other guitar and says "oh, you're one of those". Again, whatever. So he plays the PRS for a couple minutes and starts nitpicking everything "wrong" with the guitar, and he only thinks it's worth $180. With each comment, I'd just respond with "yes, I took that into account when pricing the guitar". Then he starts in with the idea that I probably damaged the guitar when working on it, you know, by messing with the truss rod.

At this point I'd pretty much had enough and hit him with the "look, I know what this guitar is worth, and I don't even need to sell it, I'd honestly rather keep it than give it away". So he feels the deal slipping and then complains that he can't hear what the guitar sounds like because it is "too clean". So I plug in a TS9, but that made the guitar "too noisy". I explain that P90s are a lil rough around the edges compared to HB's, but he's not having it, guitar is only worth $150 now. At this point, I asked him to leave. He did, but then called me 2 days later asking if I would take $200, so I told him his new price was now $300 for having to put up with his bullshit. He went away but came back again a few days later with a "$200 FINAL OFFER". I told him I donated the guitar to Salvation Army, he could go look there if he still wanted it. This is one of the reasons I rarely sell gear anymore.
Sold it a couple days later to a nice gentleman, for $250.
Don't even get me started on all the band audition CL posts I've replied to.
