I live in Pakistan
I have been sitting my ass and messing my head in trying to find a
way to get a gibson les paul standard and a marshall amp and this is
what i get ....
A guy told me about sweet water, sam ash, and music123. They ship
worldwide ... But I called sweetwater and they said Gibson restricts to
ship their products to outside the U.S. But Marshall does not.... I
called music123 and they said they both restrict ......... Thats
laim..... can someone PLEASE PLEASE FOR GOD'S SAKE HELP ME OUT ON THAT
IM SAD???
Gibson, like other companies, has a tendency to be protective of dealer
territories. Send an email to Gibson asking them clearly what their
position is on international sales, and how you can most easily obtain one.
If you're trying to buy a new one, part of the reason is for the warranty,
and you don't want to buy it in a way that automatically invalidates the
warranty.
You mught try other places. I believe that The Twelfth Fret in Toronto,
Canada regularly sells Gibson product internationally - though perhaps used,
not new - and you can ask. But, I've also mentioned the agreement you must
reach on payment before going very far with this process. Buying used
from a reputable source can save you a fair amount of money.
http://www.12fret.com/
http://www.12fret.com/common/ctalk.htm
And as it happens, they have a few Marshalls in stock.
HTH
-pk
Two others with international service and a good stock of used Gibsons are
Gruhn Guitars and Elderly Instruments. Don't know much about Gruhns, but I
have had very good service from Elderly, exporting Guitars and accessories
to Australia. They seem a bit cheaper than Gruhn overall.
Tony D
Check ebay. People sell that ship worldwide. Eg:
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TAI FU
"markd" <ma...@NOSPAMbellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:lu08j2ti30qjb1jq9...@4ax.com...
> But Marshall does not.... I
> called music123 and they said they both restrict .........
Marshalls are made in England....
Zoid
>just hope its not one of those chinese clones...
Doing a little homework before bidding can protect yourself tho.
http://www.thomann.de/gb/index.html
Have you tried those guys?
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Joey Goldstein
http://www.joeygoldstein.com
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/joeygoldstein
joegold AT sympatico DOT ca
Ok,........... I went to their site they apparantly keep les pauls but
they are not attending phone calls
I hear ya..
> This is how it goes
>
> I live in Pakistan
How's everything going over there? There a big scene for guitar music
or is it mostly hip-hop/rap "dance lite" like the US ?
nah nothing like that.. there is more and more rock prevailing in our
country... and i wana be the first one to play a real gibson les paul
through a real marshall you know so help me
On 16 Oct 2006 12:27:19 -0700, "razakhosa" <raza...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>Well I am totally broke and extremely upset recently ........ This is
No one there plays a real gipson LP or Marshall? What do I get in return
for helping?
Call Musician's Friend they've got a toll free 800 number
plus they answer phones 24/7 so no excuses there..
no they dont ship internationally...
besides, the good new is that I have found some uk sites that work ...
www.thomann.de, (very helpful site), www.soundslive.co.uk (expensive
stuff)... I just working on it lately
Actually a guy plays a PRS through a Marshall cab... and a friend of
mine has a les paul custom in Pakistan and plays through a jcm 900..
but he is not in a band :D
If I was totally nuts maybe, but unfortunately I am not