like some scratch to chipped parts…and plus the jackass that screw the thing where the Floyd rose is its fu(k up…
and this guitar is hard for me to play…its hard to do sweep…and i can't make the srting any lower every time i bend the other strings goes over my finger…i fu(king waste my money on this crap $240 Ibanez rg…and it has the old Floyd Rose version…this guitar piss the fU(k out of me…i hate it
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1 The Who Sings My g-g-Generation? // Nov 10, 2008
yes, they will give you a discount though
2 thedreadawaits // Nov 10, 2008
You would really have to take the guitar down to the store to see if they would buy it, however they will only buy something they can make a profit on, and a large one at that. They will only give you about 30% of the worth of any instrument you sell them.
3 Mikethedrummer // Nov 10, 2008
Yes…I had to sell my new Kramer Vanguard guitar 4 weeks ago.
They only gave me $125 for it and I only had it for 2 weeks.
They will ask you to bring it on and let them look at it and decide from there….
4 shawnette m // Nov 10, 2008
i dont know country boy im a city girl!!
5 byrde1994 // Nov 10, 2008
It sounds like your guitar was never set up properly in the first place,
Guitars with locking vibratos, really need to be set up correctly, or they will be a real pain, (as you’ve noticed)
I would take it to a real music store first, with a real guitar tech, and have him set it up, the right way, with a good set of new strings first.
You may decide that you do like the guitar then,
even if you don’t like the results, ANY store will pay you more for a guitar that works right, than one that doesn’t,
so I think think it’s worth the chance.