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paulyc
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On vacation, have a stay over a couple days in Nashville, what are the best guitar stores ? Already done the Gibson Garage. Thanks in advance !
CrystalSky
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Isn’t Fried Okra based in Nashville? Dunno if the guy sells, but he has some fancy vintage guitars popping up IN QUANTITY lol
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joafink2
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Gruhn Guitars and Carter Vintage are cool places to check out.
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braintheory
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Carter Vintage, Rumble Seat Music and Guitar Gallery. The Guitar Center there also sometimes gets interesting stuff in
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braintheory
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If you go to Guitar Gallery ask to try the Marchione there. They're my favorite guitars and imho humiliate/walk all over all other superstrats guys on here are familiar with, but haven't tried the specific one there, but did buy one from them in the past
TheGreatGreen
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Believe it or not, the platinum room at Guitar Center Nashville has some great stuff. Don't skip it.
Guitars:
Suhr, Tom Anderson, Gibson Custom Shop, Fender Custom Shop, PRS, Duesenberg, etc
Amps:
All the flagship amps from Bogner, Mesa, Suhr, Friedman, Fender, Tone King, etc.
Also, Eastside Music Supply is on the other side of town and has a ton of great boutique pedals.
Guitars:
Suhr, Tom Anderson, Gibson Custom Shop, Fender Custom Shop, PRS, Duesenberg, etc
Amps:
All the flagship amps from Bogner, Mesa, Suhr, Friedman, Fender, Tone King, etc.
Also, Eastside Music Supply is on the other side of town and has a ton of great boutique pedals.
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VonBonfire
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Sounds like a rad vacation Pauly! Have a good time and safe travels brougham.
shar-vell Dan
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Who's Mesa lol ?
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paulyc
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I have to say, I’ve never been to a Buc-ee’s, but I’m digging it !!!
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VonBonfire
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The mega gas station of gas stations. That place is too big for this ol' boy I like them quiet country gas stations.
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paulyc
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We don’t have anything like that in the northeast. Pretty cool to see 200+ pumps, a huge, clean restroom, food, swag, more fountain soda flavors than I’ve ever seen in one place, pretty tasty BBQ to go, etc etc etc
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motorboy1
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Carters vintage guitars
SpiderWars
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I travel for work and went to one once. I just want gas and a cup of coffee. I don’t need a Walmart and a traffic jam to get in and get out so I haven’t been back.
My guess is they are building these places like that for the future day when most cars are electric. And you have to stay there for way longer than it takes to fill a gas tank. And they will still have to have gas pumps as well…for the foreseeable future in my humble estimation.
alund
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I’m not sure I wanna “hang out” in gas stations while waiting on my golf cart to charge; I’m more of a fill up that “gas hole” and split.
SpiderWars
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Me neither, I'm sure they're fun to drive but for now I'm not ready.
JackBootedThug
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Don’t take a “wrong turn “ and come to West Virginia…. Unless you want to go camping or help me check fences…again…
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paulyc
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Solid recommendations all around ! Thanks y’all !!
the rossness
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The coolest guitar center I’ve ever been ro was in Nashville. Better than their LA headquarters.
JTyson
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Another vote for the GC in Nashville, it’s pretty badass. Gruhn’s Guitars, and you’ve already done the Gibson Garage. My jaw hit the floor when I saw that carousel with nothing but custom shop gems floating around on it.
I got my t shirt and got out
I got my t shirt and got out
tallcoolone
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Timely thread--I'm gonna be there next Tuesday to check out the VH thing