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| Ibanez ART300 Electric Guitar at 25% OFF |
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If you’re looking for a high quality electric guitar at a reasonably affordable price then you should check out this deal from Guitar Center on an Ibanez ART300 Electric Guitar. This guitar is made in 24-7/10 scale and has a mahogany wood body and a scalloped maple wood top combined with a bound rosewood fingerboard, all very beautiful. Also adding to the visual beauty are classic diamond inlays along the neck. It features a set-in ART neck and has 22 medium frets along the fingerboard. The pickups are Ibanez original active pickups consisting of one Ibanez LoZ on the neck and one Ibanez LoZ on the bridge, powered by two AA batteries and delivering excellent sound. The bridge is a Gibraltar III which helps make it easier to string as well. The MSRP for this guitar is $533, but when you buy it from Guitar Center you can get it for only $400, a nice 25% discount. GET IT NOW! |
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| Posted By: couponshack on April 06, 2008 at 07:54 AM, (0) comments |
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| Gretsch Drums Catalalina Club Mod 4-Piece Shell Pack at 50% OFF |
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If you’re looking for a good drumset at a low price, then you’ll want to check out this deal at Guitar Center on a Gretsch Drums Catalalina Club Mod 4-Piece Shell Pack. This shell pack is built like a professional set, with mahogany shells and a retro finish. The shells are made to be highly portable, and for their quality they are very affordable. The set consists of one 22 inch by 20 inch bass kick drum, one 12 inch by 8 inch mounted tom, one 16 inch by 14 inch floor tom and one 6 1/2 inch by 14 inch snare tom in an arm clamp. The kit doesn’t include the cymbals or anything else, though Guitar Center can help you with that as well. The shell kit does come in five different color patterns: black and silver sparkle, double silver stripe, black/silver stripe, tattoo and blue alien. The MSRP for this set is from $1000 to $1,300, but at Guitar Center that range is dropped to $400 to $650, depending on the color pattern. That’s a 50% discount or greater on a good drumset. GET IT NOW!
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| Posted By: couponshack on February 17, 2008 at 08:33 AM, (0) comments |
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| Gretsch Drums Catalina Maple Fusion Shell Pack at $375 OFF |
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If traditional acoustic drums are your style, then Guitar Center can help you out with a 34% discount on the Gretsch Drums Catalina Maple Fusion Shell Pack with a Free 16 inch floor Tom. Made entirely with 6-ply maple shells, each of the drums in this set features 2.5 millimeter triple flange hoops for good tuning and a GTS suspension system for minimum interference with the sound of the drums. The set consists of a 22 by 18 inch bass drum, a 10 by 8 inch tom, a 12 by 9 inch tom, a 14 by 14 inch floor tom, the free 16 by 16 inch floor tom, a 6 by 14 inch snare and a double tom holder. This drum set is available in deep amber or red cherry and has an MSRP of $1,075, but if you buy it from Guitar Center you’ll only pay $700. GET IT NOW!
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| Posted By: couponshack on January 04, 2008 at 02:40 PM, (0) comments |
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The Guitar Center story began in 1959 when Wayne Mitchell purchased a small appliance and home organ store in Hollywood, California. By 1961, he'd changed the name of the company to The Organ Center. In 1964, Joe Banaran, President of the Thomas Organ Company, approached Wayne in search of an outlet to sell a new line of guitars and amplifiers, called Vox. The timing was right, and Wayne saw the chance to seize a new retail opportunity. He was in the midst of relocating his original Hollywood Organ Center location to a new site, and he agreed that rather than closing down the old store, he would stock it with Vox guitars and amplifiers. Wayne named the store The Vox Center. By the late sixties, it had become evident that the future of musical instrument retailing lay in guitars and amps, not organs, and The Vox Center was re-christened The Guitar Center.
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