If I wanted a DK2M (5 guitars is enough for me, for the moment at least) I'd save up my money until I could get one. Anything else would just be a disappointment.
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Racer, UK retail prices are usually near enough double that of the usa. i have often contemplating going to the US, but the trip would put the total cost of travel, customs tax and the guitar itself would make it uneconomical to do so. besides, if i didn't rant, i wouldn't be human.Fuck ebay, fuck paypal
"Finger on the trigger, back against the wall. Counting rounds and voices, not enough to kill them all" (Ihsahn).
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Originally posted by wilkinsi View PostRacer, UK retail prices are usually near enough double that of the usa.
Originally posted by wilkinsi View Posti have often contemplating going to the US, but the trip would put the total cost of travel, customs tax and the guitar itself would make it uneconomical to do so.
You can't have it both ways, man. Either suck it up and buy from a UK shop, or travel to where Jacksons are cheaper, or change your mind about trying one in person first.
You could also wait for the rare occasion that a Jackson shows up on ebay UK with a good price , but I hear you blew that, too.
BTW Happy Britday! :ROTF:"Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)
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Originally posted by wilkinsi View PostRacer, UK retail prices are usually near enough double that of the usa. i have often contemplating going to the US, but the trip would put the total cost of travel, customs tax and the guitar itself would make it uneconomical to do so. besides, if i didn't rant, i wouldn't be human.
Buying new, I could probably get something in the JS series over here for that sort of money, a DK2 would be more in the range of $1400. But unless BeeJayMaster is shopping in Oz, it doesn't make much sense for me to be comparing his budget with prices in my neck of the woods.Hail yesterday
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