I dropped my Chapman ML3 Pro Traditional in Triton Blue off nearly a year ago.
You would think a mint condition brand new guitar with locking tuners, individual brass saddles, stainless steel frets, hard case, roasted maple neck & strap locks would fly out the window.
It's a tele with attitude & a reverse headstock, it's just not what I hoped it would be, but a perfectly good guitar.
I dropped the price twice, then offered to take a big loss & trade in (considering I bought the guitar for over $1300 & listed for under $1000 (now $749), but no movement, no interest & no response to my offer of basically ripping myself off $200 or so to get what on paper is a lesser guitar in trade.
If you see Wild Horse Guitars in your travel, make sure it's on your way to a more legitimate music store.
Now I just want my guitar back so I can trade it in with someone that will take me seriously, not just hang a guitar in a window to gather dust in a store with a permanently locked door! read more