WTB: Violin

[gwh]

Anybody got a violin on the cheap side they want to unload?
Seems my daughter may be interested in something other than talking on the phone and being a smart ass.




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[Frank Z]

Originally posted by gwh
Anybody got a violin on the cheap side they want to unload?
Seems my daughter may be interested in something other than talking on the phone and being a smart ass.
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

[shack]

Originally posted by gwh
Seems my daughter may be interested in something other than talking on the phone and being a smart ass.
Not to worry...it will pass and she will be back to her old self in no time.

PS. How about a flute...I might have one of those for sale....

[gwh]

PS. How about a flute...I might have one of those for sale....

Thanks for the offer, but that might be to complicated for her,
and a flute makes me think of "This one time at band camp....."




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[wlrandall]

Option 1:

Find a local store that offers the "one year buyback" guarantee. Bought my trombone this way...paid full price up front, the buyback is prorated at the monthly rental rate.

Option 2:

Rent it. Down side is that it's financed. Upside is that is that it's open ended.

Good source for info: www.williamsinmusicco.com
I'm sure you have the equivalent in your area.

[Demiurge]

Acoustic guitar, man! :)

[Willow]

I have a trombone....but that might you think of one time at band camp as well!!...as long as it's not a trumpet !:D :eek:

[AsSiMiLaTeD]

you can sometimes find good deals at Pawn Shops as welll...

[okiepolkie]

See what Dennis Gardner can do for you.
If I remember correctly, his parents own a music store(as in instruments) in the northwest part of the state.

[Dennis Gardner]

Give my Pop a call @ 580-256-8482 (Ask for Leon)

Gardner Music Co.
3006 SE. 1st
Woodward, OK.

My daughter plays violin in HS orchestra in the Dallas area and got hers from Grandpa.

Cheers,

Dennis

[gwh]

Give my Pop a call @ 580-256-8482 (Ask for Leon)

Yeah I might do that if nothing turns up.
Does he give a Club Polk discount?:p

Thanks,




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[Dennis Gardner]

Definately let him know that I sent you his way. He always takes great care of friends and family. He may hook you up on a rental program that will let her try it out without much risk on your part.



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[Mjr7531]

Originally posted by gwh
Thanks for the offer, but that might be to complicated for her,
and a flute makes me think of "This one time at band camp....."
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It might seem that way, but flute is actually tons easier. I'm prepping to be Music Major (That or engineer, haven't decided) and one thing I've learned, is less maintainence, it makes life much easier.
Does the school have a couple instruments she could try so she could see which one she likes the best?