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Dec. 12th, 2006 11:34 pmHere's a used Washburn nylon-string guitar I bought today.
I bought it in Warwick.
The other day I was at Luca Music in Pawtucket and was wandering around the guitar section. A salesman walked up to me and said, "Can I help you?" "Sure, I'm looking for a cheap classical guitar," I said. "OK, let me show you what we've got," he replied, and started leading me over to the classical guitars. After a few steps, he turned around and said, "Actually, we prefer the term 'inexpensive'."
I bought it in Warwick.
The other day I was at Luca Music in Pawtucket and was wandering around the guitar section. A salesman walked up to me and said, "Can I help you?" "Sure, I'm looking for a cheap classical guitar," I said. "OK, let me show you what we've got," he replied, and started leading me over to the classical guitars. After a few steps, he turned around and said, "Actually, we prefer the term 'inexpensive'."
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Date: 2006-12-14 08:04 pm (UTC)If you tune by ear, it doesn't matter; if you use an electronic tuner, though, it does. Either way it's worth finding out because the guitar will sound different and tune differently.