Has anyone in the UK ever used this shop/online store?
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Has anyone in the UK ever used this shop/online store?
http://www.guitarguitar.co.ukGuitarGuitar
are the legit/decent they look really good put if someone could just confirm they are a sound bunch, especially buying online
cheers all
are the legit/decent they look really good put if someone could just confirm they are a sound bunch, especially buying online
cheers all
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I just bought my new Acoustic instore in Edinburgh
![Image](http://www.courtneyandwalker.co.uk/acatalog/FA300JEMS.jpg)
Seemed like a bunch of good guys... knew their stuff (if you filter the obvious bullshit)
Decent price too. I'm chuffed.
![Image](http://www.courtneyandwalker.co.uk/acatalog/FA300JEMS.jpg)
Seemed like a bunch of good guys... knew their stuff (if you filter the obvious bullshit)
Decent price too. I'm chuffed.
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You've just got be thinking on something, Reece. If you put another sheet (or two) of double ply black/white scratchplate beneath that, and had it cut the same shape but slightly larger so that all pieces have the same bevel, you could get like a stack or pyramid of scratchplate that might look cool. Or shit.
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GG probably has the best instore selection as far as new stuff goes. Even if you're going to buy online give them a ring first and try to do a deal, they've always got a bit of movement in the prices.nomorebridge wrote:http://www.guitarguitar.co.ukGuitarGuitar
The same stock can normally be found a little cheaper through other online outlets.
BacchusPaul wrote:You've just got be thinking on something, Reece. If you put another sheet (or two) of double ply black/white scratchplate beneath that, and had it cut the same shape but slightly larger so that all pieces have the same bevel, you could get like a stack or pyramid of scratchplate that might look cool. Or shit.
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i'd agree with this- they always have a pretty good selection of stuff if you want to go in and have a twiddle. shortly after the edinburgh one opened i went in and they had a few jags and jazzies in odd colours (daphne blue jazzmaster with matching headstock, sherwood green jag, etc) that they'd managed to get hold of as a one-off batch. i've only ever bought pedals and cables from them though.Thomas wrote:GG probably has the best instore selection as far as new stuff goes. Even if you're going to buy online give them a ring first and try to do a deal, they've always got a bit of movement in the prices.nomorebridge wrote:http://www.guitarguitar.co.ukGuitarGuitar
The same stock can normally be found a little cheaper through other online outlets.