WANTED: BROKEN/DAMAGED GUITARS WITHIN THE UK (Full Version)

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JBASHORUN -> WANTED: BROKEN/DAMAGED GUITARS WITHIN THE UK (Nov. 10 2005 15:54:44)

As part of my luthiery course, we get to bring in broken or damaged guitars and try to repair them under the supervision of luthiers. If any members in the England/UK have any damaged Flamenco guitars for sale cheaply, please let me know by either posting a response or sending me a private message. Ideally, they should have light to medium damage that is repairable by a professional, and be quite cheap.


Thanks,


James




Skai -> RE: WANTED: BROKEN/DAMAGED GUITARS WITHIN THE UK (Nov. 10 2005 22:11:48)

C'mom James, just get something hard like a screwdriver and snap it down on the top or somewhere else. It's free too. [;)]

Apart of that advice, I'm sorry that I think it's rather stupid to fly a guitar up there to you from Singapore. [:D]




JBASHORUN -> RE: WANTED: BROKEN/DAMAGED GUITARS WITHIN THE UK (Nov. 11 2005 11:00:21)

Yeah, it would be too costly to import a guitar, thats why I specified that it would have to be in the UK. I don't mind spending small amounts though, as I will obviously be able to keep the guitar when it is repaired.
But take a screwdriver to my precious Yamaha.... are you mad?!!! [:D]



James




Ryan002 -> RE: WANTED: BROKEN/DAMAGED GUITARS WITHIN THE UK (Nov. 24 2005 14:33:29)

James,

In the off chance you come across an Eastwood Vox Phantom, even if you aern't doing electrics and just happen to see an old one, I may be interested in buying it and getting it shipped over...assuming it's fixable. I'd appreciate any information about where u have seen them.




JBASHORUN -> RE: WANTED: BROKEN/DAMAGED GUITARS WITHIN THE UK (Nov. 24 2005 15:23:24)

Ryan,
actually my luthiery course does cover electric guitars, and I am currently in the process of repairing a Yamaha SG 800. I haven't seen any Vox Phantoms about, but I will definitely keep an eye out and let you know if I do.

Thanks,


James




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