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In your search for acoustic or electric guitars, find out how long the stores or dealers have been in business, what their hours are, what their musical instruments product line entails, what their availability is, whether they offer tuning services, and rent vs. sale options. Get written quotes and prices for all products you are considering for sale, whether you buy, rent or lease. Inquire as to what type of guitars are available and what other products and accessory items the store or business sells, such as amplifiers, strings, hardware, bridge, pickups, cords, pedals, bass, cabinets, heads, units, straps, picks, knobs, tuners, capos, and slides. If buying in store, keep in mind that the guitar model you want may not be in stock and may have to be ordered. If the items you need are not currently in stock, ask when and if you can get your desired guitar. When choosing a new or used guitar, research the various types of acoustic and electric guitars on the market today, comparing durability, style, and price. Online, you can find reviews, prices, photos, styles and brands. If you would like to take guitar lessons at a school, look in your local newspaper or in online directories for such schools advertising beginner or advanced lessons. To find guitar dealers or stores near you, look up a few and check out the physical locations of the companies. Make sure the store is well maintained and clean, and find out if the manufacturer or distributor is a national chain or locally owned. Meet with staff and chat with them to get an idea of professionalism. Keep in mind the company’s hours, availability, price, cheap discounts, musical instruments product line, and selection on new and used models.
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