I found one of these today for only 700 dollars when they're 900 new, I didn't have a chance to play it but I will later this week. if i like how it plays then i will definitely be thinking about buying it..
no, i didn't go to check it out again on monday but i will be going back to the same store tonight. i don't think i'll buy it, the lady told me it was discounted because it was b-stock(?)
i'd actually like to get a nice acoustic (which i might today) and start learning some new stuff instead of focusing primarily on metal
[quote name="zimberly"]no, i didn't go to check it out again on monday but i will be going back to the same store tonight. i don't think i'll buy it, the lady told me it was discounted because it was b-stock(?)
i'd actually like to get a nice acoustic (which i might today) and start learning some new stuff instead of focusing primarily on metal[/quote]
B-stock usually means finish flaws or something. 9 outta 10 times those guitars are perfectly playable. Most of mine are second hand, which comes with dings eytc. It are tools so i would not care....
i don't like the stealth all that much, as others have said, the body proportions are just way too small. the larger bridge/pickups/neck that come with a 7 just exaggerate that effect
that said, if you're really into the idea of getting this guitar, listen to uni. a couple minor dings is nothing, especially for a nearly 25% discount. you probably won't even notice them, and even if you do, you'll get over them quick.
i wasn't completely sure what b-stock meant so yeah if i was going to get it then a few dings wouldn't bug me. I like the smaller body though, i'm a fan of smaller guitars ..because i'm a woman