So red dog are basically offering the same three year warranty? I'm interested to know whether they have any axe fx 2's in stock at the moment as g66 don't have any in until the end of September.
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After this web update if they can match g66's XL price and the same three year warranty then I'm interested...
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After this web update if they can match g66's XL price and the same three year warranty then I'm interested...
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I realise that. It's just that they don't officially distribute to any shops. Hence they act more like sole retailer than distributor. Unlike someone like Head music or whatever they were called that distribute PRS guitars to every UK dealer.
I know that you don't want to hear this, but if you have to finance gear, you can't afford it.
Then, more than likely a PARTIAL number of the people on this forum should not be living in their house, if you go around with that mentality...that might include yourself ;-)
I venture to say that there is a substantial difference between a, usually pretty solid value, house and a, usually fleeting value, appliance.Then, more than likely a PARTIAL number of the people on this forum should not be living in their house, if you go around with that mentality...that might include yourself ;-)
I venture to say that there is a substantial difference between a, usually pretty solid value, house and a, usually fleeting value, appliance.
By that analogy I presume hardly anyone would 'own' their own house. That's not something you save up for until you have enough, because that would take most people most of their lives. Anything other than a house, however, anyone should save up and buy it when they can afford it. Loads of people get into trouble because they get into debt for stuff that is worthless after walking out the shop door. That includes cars. Can't imagine why anyone buys them new. Any car you buy is essentially worth a fraction of new price in ten years time especially in Europe. Do the math.