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guitar buying advice


Question Posted Saturday July 17 2010, 5:04 am

i was offered a signature dean dime razorback for about $1000 at local music store... is that way too much or just right?

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JesusFreakGirl answered Sunday July 18 2010, 12:04 am:
I'd say that that is probably a pretty good offer actually. I can't imagine any dealer offering one for much less. Maybe $900, maybe. They leave a little cushion room for dealing. Try to get them to include the case in that price, if they haven't already, and I'd say go for it!

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