Has anyone had any dealings w/ Larkstreet Music in NJ or Guitar Gallery in PA?
Jim
know if anyone in the group has had any dealings with them?
Thanks,
Jim
Joe Finn
"Jim" <archt...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Lark Street Music used to be located in Albany, New York. On Lark Street, as
a matter of fact. Buzzy, the proprietor, is a straight shooter. He's been in
the business a long time and is very knowledgeable. I bought a guitar from
him once. He gave me a very generous trade in allowance on an old 175 too.
........joe
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joe knipes
I agree with Joe. Buzzy is a real good guy and his prices are always
lower than any of the stores in Manhattan, or that one on Staten
Island. I bought my 1974 L5 CES from Lark Street in Albany in 1985 for
a great price. I was 15 and get this - we left a $100 deposit and
Buzzy let me take the guitar on a gig over the weekend before making
my final decision! How's that for going the extra mile. Of course I
make no claim that he would ever do that again...
-Joe Knipes
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I have bought from Buzzy Levine at Larkstreet Music and he's a
guy who's really knowledgeable and honest. I'd buy from him
again if the situation came up.
Al Sato
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Steven Rosenberg
Lots of nice instruments, most with good pictures to click on. Check
the "Just Came In" page for a great-looking 1955 ES-350.
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