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#289451 - 07/11/11 04:02 PM
Re: Guitar advice for newbie
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deanoet
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It may be worth having a chat with Richard on his live chat.
It pops up as soon as you go into his website and start browsing
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#289458 - 07/11/11 07:12 PM
Re: Guitar advice for newbie
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CosmoSmallpiece
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Registered: 30/10/11
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Yes I have done that
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#289496 - 08/11/11 03:55 PM
Re: Guitar advice for newbie
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S&P
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Registered: 18/08/11
Posts: 85
Loc: Sheffield UK
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I am glad that you are going into a guitar shop. Always the best move to get a guitar that you have sat down and played. Plus with a good guitar shop you will get a well set up instrument. Whilst in there you can look at other makes too, remember, price does not necessarily mean a good instrument.
Let us know how you get on
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