Re: Guitar Question

replyYou might want to look at the "Yuppie Pawn Shop" in Totem Lake (north Kirkland), they sort of deal in nicer stuff. You might want to call and ask first, though.

Definitely have Dixon "buy" your guitar, he can talk the clerk down a bunch!

Kitt (whose husband has a GORGEOUS Takamine, thanks for the advice and test-plays, Dixon!)

• Original Message ----- From: "Rhainy Carter" <RhainyCarter at home.com> To: <filk at dragoncat.net> Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 10:49 AM Subject: Re: Guitar Question

>
> Steve,
>
> > One possibility I would suggest is that when you are ready to go look I
> could go with you. Jack Bell was right when he said that if you try to
start
> out on a really cheap guitar it will be hard to play and you are less
likely
> to stick with it. When we get together to return the recording gear I'll
> give you a catalog that you can peruse and get some price ideas from.
>
> I was going to ask...are there any *Good* pawn shops near you? I was
> thinking I may be able to afford a better guitar, *IF* I could find a
better
> one at a Pawn Shop. Since you know guitars, we would be able to check
over
> a used one to see if it is in good shape...and that way, as long as it
was,
> I may be able to get ALOT more guitar for the money. Whaddaya think? Good
> idea or not?
>
> Blessings,
> Rhainy
>
>
>
Received on 08/23/01