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:	post by Niccolai at 2007-08-07 18:33:42

Most online retailers have lowest price policies, free shipping, and you don't haveto pay sales tax outside of the state.

So what i usually do is search froogle.com and a couple online retailers (mattsmusic.com, americanmusical.com, music123.com, musician.com, worldmusicsupply.com, zzounds.com, samedaymusic.com, musiciansfriend.com, drumcityguitarland.com, etc.) I find the lowest price, and then submit it to a retailer that has a higher price. they will beat the lwoest price by usually 10-50 dollars.

This is how I got both of my MH400nts for $550 each (they go for 650ish, plus it would have cost 20$ for shipping, and 35$ for sales tax, totaling $705)

You could also try haggling at guitar center. If you talk to the right person it's not to hard to get $25, $50, or more off a guitar who knows how long it will take to get though.

if you order online, certain places will hook you up. DGCL gives out free syhirts and picks and straps and shit with some guitars, worldmusicsup gives free hardshell cases sometimes.

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