Need Some Guitar Questions Cleared Up

bugman96 · Post by **bugman96** » Tue May 20, 2003 6:24 pm

If it's close check this place out, maybe http://www.fredsmusic.com/location.html

grock · Post by **grock** » Wed May 21, 2003 10:35 am

jsgksu wrote:
shane wrote:dude did you look at the site i gave you? it has the list of places in pn..
Yeah, but like I said, there is a lot of them, and I only know of like one store on there. I dont know which ones are good, big places with lots of guitars to play, thats where I need help. I would be willing to drive 2 hours to a really nice big place with a nice selection as opposed to the closest place that might not have the best selection. And I dont know which ones are good or bad, so thats where I need the help. Understand?

of you don't know whether the place is a big store or where it is, the smartest idea would be to just call the place. it's amazing how unwilling people are to just call somewhere instead of spending hours trying to figure it out on the web.

jsgksu · Post by **jsgksu** » Wed May 21, 2003 10:41 am

grock wrote:of you don't know whether the place is a big store or where it is, the smartest idea would be to just call the place. it's amazing how unwilling people are to just call somewhere instead of spending hours trying to figure it out on the web.

I havent spent hours first of all, but are you saying I should just call a place and say, "hey, are you guys a big store with a lot of guitars to play?" it just sounds weird. Maybe I will though, thanks anyways.

4mbi3nt · Post by **4mbi3nt** » Wed May 21, 2003 10:52 am

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I guess Im just looking for a big place with a big selection just to try out as many guitars as possible, not to buy one, is that a good idea?[/quote]

Definitely! I played probably, 50+ guitars before I decided what to buy. Once you find the model you dig, start looking around for the best price. Hell you might find an awesome Yamaha

(probably not but it could happen) Too bad you live in a remote area with no GTC or similar store