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BoringPostcards wrote:I wish that store was in my town.

The biggest store in my town actually has more guitars, but not as many pedals.

They also have that black Epiphone Les Paul, but at a poor price because they're more of a Fender dealer, even though they have quite a few new Epiphones (actually NOS, a lot of them have been sitting unsold). I'm not sure how that works, but there is another dealer that is the official Gibson/Epiphone dealer, although it's not a good dealer. Neither have that Wildkat unfortunately.

The Fender dealer actually has all the new shortscales supposedly, I haven't been there because I'm trying to sell a guitar and having no luck.

Fakir Mustache wrote:The biggest store in my town actually has more guitars, but not as many pedals.

They also have that black Epiphone Les Paul, but at a poor price because they're more of a Fender dealer, even though they have quite a few new Epiphones (actually NOS, a lot of them have been sitting unsold). I'm not sure how that works, but there is another dealer that is the official Gibson/Epiphone dealer, although it's not a good dealer. Neither have that Wildkat unfortunately.

The Fender dealer actually has all the new shortscales supposedly, I haven't been there because I'm trying to sell a guitar and having no luck.

C'mon, you have Thomann for Epiphones. Not that I'm buying something right now, but I had to purchase through a third party dude to buy things, because they don't ship here, and I got stuff without any warranty

westtexasred wrote:This is a cool store it is called Twin Town Guitars. Dig the Epi Coronet.

Also Gibson ES355, Rick 450 and near it some badass hollowbody Gretsch with P90s that I haven't seen before

They have all the new Fender Shortscales and some nice vintage stuff.



The 355 is a 1969



The Coronet is a 1964

westtexasred wrote:The Coronet is a 1964

Yummy

db wrote:
"Say hello to my little friend"

They have a phase 4 Hi-Flyer

westtexasred wrote:

db wrote:
"Say hello to my little friend"

Awesome!