Good guitar shop in dublin?

clevenger

musician inc are sound, musicmaker a bit freaky but sound

waltons/instrumental = arses.

Thomas from Presence

In fairness to instrumental they did offer us (gigsmart) a nice discount to our cardholders and they're also sponsoring something Trem-gigsmart-endus of which more will be revealed soon!

AtlantaSuburb

Originally posted by Lemming


Rock Steady's been LONG gone (that was that place opposite the DIT school of music). It's a cafe or somethuing now.

second amendment, so to speak... they're not gone, they moved, to the aforementioend place in clarendon or fitzwilliam street. it's the one way that leads down towards stephen's green centre anyhow... i can't ever remember them being anywhere else...

:-)

AtlantaSuburb

Thomas from Presence

Beany I've sorted out a deal for ya: Phone me on 085-7189920

kirn

the guys in perfect pitch were real nice and helpful, and new their stuff too... less salesmen more lads who work in the shop...

anony

I done an interview for a job in Music Maker years ago while I was on my lunch break fom HMV ....... I think there were 3 diffrent stages of interview, I got to the second oh well....always though that would be a cool job....although I'd say the pay is crap........

the only reason I go into guitar shops anymore is to get strings...... once you've got a decent guitar (1993 american fender stratocaster w/ seymour duncan humbucker at the bridge) an amp and some effects there's no need really.........although I would like one of those univibe pedals

AtlantaSuburb

Originally posted by anony
once you've got a decent guitar (1993 american fender stratocaster w/ seymour duncan humbucker at the bridge)

really? that's cool! i thought i was the only one! the guys in musician inc certainly LOOKED worried when i asked them to put a humbucker into my tele! *lol* (nashville model, essentially a strat in a tele body) seymour duncan here, too, the duckbucker. which amp are you using?

:-)

AtlantaSuburb:cool:

chuckmcpinion

ther should still be a second hand pod version 1 in instrumental with a footswitch. i traded it in last week against a flextone.
its a great shop the guys are sound and they know their stuff.
Music Maker do have that whole im better than u thing goin on which sucks cos the customer is always right were the ones paying their wages.

www.pinion.2ya.com

Thomas from Presence

Thats it chuck. Blow the deal wide into the open!!!! See yis on Tuesday!

Oeneus

So other than Walton's, where can you get a decent Epiphone Les Paul?

I'm talking about a lovely LP Classic, with 2 seymour duncan pickups, and a beautiful Sunburst Flametop, and silver Hardware. *Dribble Dribble Dribble*

clevenger

not trying to rain on yer parade but don't bother with an epiphone,had mine for two years and it sounds good and looks great but ain't the most reliable, if i had a penny for every time the jack input broke... etc,stupid little things go wrong and it never stays in tune regardless of how you string it, it makes me cry. get a job for another 6months and go by the real deal you wont regret it.

a gibson is for life...

kirn

Originally posted by clevenger
not trying to rain on yer parade but don't bother with an epiphone,had mine for two years and it sounds good and looks great but ain't the most reliable, if i had a penny for every time the jack input broke... etc,stupid little things go wrong and it never stays in tune regardless of how you string it, it makes me cry. get a job for another 6months and go by the real deal you wont regret it.

a gibson is for life...

that is SO true (shakes head).

input jacks :
pickup switch :
tuning is crap (always the b string - ALWAYS went out)

bombidol

i bought a lovely Aria Pro II from Musician, its a thing of beauty.


Bomb

the_corpo

i just bought a gorgeous laney lh50r from musician

deffo best dublin shop