Van McLaughlin

Got a Squire Strat somewhere I could sell for £45 or an Epiphone Les Paul Studio.

The banshee is pretty good, think they are under £90 now that the Banshee 2 is out. Alternatively get a speaker, a funnel and a hose and build your own one!

Worth sticking in while you try to sell elsewhere? There's already one gibson acoustic on the wall in there at the moment, has received a fair bit of interest.

I'd stick this in iimusic on commission sale - probs more chance of getting a good price for it.

PM'd

Any pics?

What are they make/model wise??

What size of PA you looking for?

Spied this: http://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/electric_guitars_detail.asp?stock=px-EH127XF3409

Sorry for taking so long to get back, been bit busy and slipped my mind I'm busy rest of week. How's next week? I should be free Mon, Tues and Thurs I think (work depending).

Hey, how's Monday? Bit busy until then.

Can I come have a gander some night? take it the cab is still there to try it out?

What valves are in it?

Could you do £375? Bit tight atm.

£350 for the head?

PM'd or messaged you on your own page or something.... no idea what I did really!

How much you after for the head? Footswitch included?

R&B are cheaper than GuitarGuitar for Fender stock.

That's quite impressive. Would have thought GG would have dominated RnB what with its buying power and all.

Seeing as the prices aren't on the website (and I can't be arsed going down all those steps to check) does that mean RnB is as cheap as guitar guitar or cheaper? Just curious.

Apparently so http://www.importedinstruments.com/service-and-repairs/info_6.html

Noticed if you buy strings from them they will clean your guitar and restring it for you. I could become lazy...

Little competition to RnBs seems to be having effect already. Few amps now reduced in price to match the new shop and online RnB have replaced prices on Fenders with "cheapest in Scotland" - which I'm pretty sure they were not before!

It'll be taking up at least three units of the centre once it's completely open. They had hoped to open in Union Square but nowhere the right size was free for another year. Tbh in the long run i'd think it'll save them few pounds in rates too.

As long as musicians know where it is I think they'll do quite well. Far nicer to walk into than RnBs. Very open and light. Prices seem damn decent too. And of course there's Bill and Jamie thrown into the bargain just to cheer everyone up.

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