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Old 6th February 2007, 06:58 PM   #1
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would you recomend buying a guitar online, theres a limit of guitars avalable here, and allot of them really are a rip off, im looking at buying from www.thomann.de/. its in germany but it has good prices, a 30 day return policy and they bump the warenty of everything to 3 years. (excluding strings plectrums ect, obviosly). Has anyone had any good or bad experiences? im just entering unknown terriroty, iv never bought anything online,so id thought id ask first.
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Old 6th February 2007, 06:59 PM   #2
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Buying things online is fine, but I would never buy an instrument before I had a chance to play it. Period. My two cents.
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We have bought large amounts from both Thomann and Music Store in Cologne and both shops have been fantastic. But when I bought a guitar from Music Store, I got a guitar playing friend of mine who happened to work there to pick one for me. And that was for a real Fender. Cheap models vary a great deal in quality and you will just have to buy locally - or take a cheap flight to Cologne or Munich, which would be more fun!
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thomann or musicstorekoeln are both excellent. I have no problem with buying stuff off of them.
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