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Nice Guitars - MA, NJ?
Hey everyone, you all have such nice guitars here, I was wondering where some really nice guitar places are around MA or NJ. All I have been to is a Falcetii, Daddy's Junky Music or Guitar Center. But I was hoping to really try some of your 'designer' guitars somewhere.
On a side note, do you ever get those days when your fingers just don't want to move on the guitar? |
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Well, NJ is between NY (Matty Umanov - Bleeker St, Mandolin Brothers on Staten Island) and Philadelphia (Bucks County Folk Music Shop, and a GREAT shop on Pine St in Philly - name of which escapes me)... AND there is the Luthiers' Pride in NJ (http://www.luthierspride.com/)
Luthiers' Pride is the place to really check out the hand - mades!! When you get yourself a great hand made guitar that truly speaks to you, you will never again suffer from fingers not wanting to move!
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In MA try The Music Emporium http://themusicemporium.com/ in Lexington.
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The Philly guitar shop referenced earlier would be Vintage Instruments, 1609 Pine Street
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Aside from the chain stores like Sam Ashe and GUitar Center . . .
There's a really nice guitar shop in Teaneck, NJ call Lark Street Music. Plenty of high end stuff, including Collings, Santa Cruz, etc. Robbie's Music in Wayne, NJ has Taylor and Martin.
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Union Music in Worcester, MA is a pretty decent place. Have a couple of hot dogs next door at Coney Island, a local legend.
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I usually just lurk around here but I thought I should mention Golden Age Guitars in Westfield NJ
http://www.goldenageguitars.com/ John Reynolds is a great guy, plus he carries a few of mine |