"Panther" ES-335 copy
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"Panther" ES-335 copy
Have you ever seen or played this guitar? I've seen it in a local shop but the shopkeeper didn't allow me to try it because "I cannot try a guitar unless I want to buy it". I'm not able to find anything about these "Panther" guitars except that there are cheap, horrible strato copies of this brand... Could his "Panther" ES 335 copy be a good, cheap semi-hollow guitar or I should look for an Epiphone Dot/Harley Benton E35?
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That's not all! He said that his old, vintage mustang (with maple fretboard, so probably of '70s) has been valued for 12000€: it's crazy! The maximum price that I've seen for a vintage mustang has been of 2000€!dezb1 wrote:Never heard of panther... however fuck that shop if he won't let you play it tell him to spin on it. There used to be a shop in Glasgow that had this policy needless to say they went out of business.
However, I'm interested in this ES-335 copy because he said that he could sell it for 200€, that is a good price for a cheap semi-hollow guitar, even if I don't know how it could play...
(Please forgive me if there are some mistakes in my english, I need to practice)
Your English is better than some of our American cousins on here. I wouldn't by a guitar from a shop without playing it first.Golden_Sonic wrote:That's not all! He said that his old, vintage mustang (with maple fretboard, so probably of '70s) has been valued for 12000€: it's crazy! The maximum price that I've seen for a vintage mustang has been of 2000€!dezb1 wrote:Never heard of panther... however fuck that shop if he won't let you play it tell him to spin on it. There used to be a shop in Glasgow that had this policy needless to say they went out of business.
However, I'm interested in this ES-335 copy because he said that he could sell it for 200€, that is a good price for a cheap semi-hollow guitar, even if I don't know how it could play...
(Please forgive me if there are some mistakes in my english, I need to practice)
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What I don't understand here is what happens if you ask to play it, seeing as you're clearly interested in buying it, play the fucking thing and decide it sucks and choose not to buy it. What is this douchebag going to do? Cry?
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I don't understand that sort of attitude. At all. My first instinct would be to say, "would you buy an item of clothing or pair of shoes without trying it on first?" If that simple logic doesn't get into his thick skull, I'd finish on "sod you, I'll buy from some other shop." Places like that deserve to go out of business.
Yep. Tell him you're interested in buying it, play it, say it's crap and leave.laterallateral wrote:What I don't understand here is what happens if you ask to play it, seeing as you're clearly interested in buying it, play the fucking thing and decide it sucks and choose not to buy it. What is this douchebag going to do? Cry?
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
Unless you're suddenly rich and can afford one of these babies, it sounds like you'd sleep better at night if you forget about panthers altogether and find one of the bazillion guys and gals out there who are trying to sell their Epiphone Dots (many probably under €200). And most are probably dying to have your play theirs first.
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That, plus it's a 200 Euro guitar. I think I've been to shops that say that for guitars that cost thousands, but not for cheap items.laterallateral wrote:What I don't understand here is what happens if you ask to play it, seeing as you're clearly interested in buying it, play the fucking thing and It's not like he's going to search your pockets to see if you have that much money.decide it sucks and choose not to buy it. What is this douchebag going to do? Cry?
I don't think he's going to search your pockets to see if you have that money on you.
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I live in Puglia, in a town in which there's no music shop; the musicians of my town have to move to near cities to buy plectrums and strings...Viljami wrote:And you know, those guys and gals might even make you coffee and engage in chit-chat! Where in Italy are you from, if you don't mind me asking?
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