Someone just shelled out some big bucks for Chris Cornell’s “Superunknown” Jazzmaster.
Cornell used the 1966 candy apple red Fender guitar while recording Soundgarden’s iconic 1994 album.
It sold for $125,000. (Some predicted though it would go for as high as $250,000 at auction)
MusicRadar: Chris Cornell's Superunknown Jazzmaster sells at auction – but the Eric Clapton 'Slowhand' Strat fails to get a bid. https://t.co/4ib3dFXQh9
— Mark A. Richards (@markanthony3232) December 7, 2020
At the same auction, Eric Clapton’s 1954 “Slowhand” Strat failed to get a single bid. It had a starting price of $1 million.
What’s one piece of rock history you’d love to get your hands on?
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