Musical Instrument Shop

[Morden]

Does anyone know a shop in or around Khorat that sells guitars and accessories, please? I thought that I might find a bargain while we are over for the New Year. Maybe I could even find a nice hand made one. Electric or acoustic, don't mind.

In fact, talking about hand made, has anyone any experience of Atlas Guitars or Rinton Music in BKK. The guitars on their website look rather good but I wonder how they play.

Ta!

[penzman]

Try Chinatown if you're in Bangkok, I forget the name... near Klong something... There are quite a few. That s where I bought mine, they had two stores facing each other with loads of gear.

[Morden]

Thanks Penzman. We shall spend a few days in BKK so that's on the list.

Anyone know of shops in Khorat too, please?

Edited December 21, 2005 by Morden

[yupha31]

Thanks Penzman. We shall spend a few days in BKK so that's on the list.

Anyone know of shops in Khorat too, please?

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dont know how far you are from ubon but we have a couple of shops here ,i bought a nice korean les paul copy for 8000 bhat

[Morden]

dont know how far you are from ubon but we have a couple of shops here ,i bought a nice korean les paul copy for 8000 bhat

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Many thanks for that Yupha.

My Tokai Korean LP cost more than twice that in the UK! Can you give me a bit more information about the location, names, 'phone numbers of the shops, please? I might find non-guitar justification to make the trip either this time or next!

[yupha31]

dont know how far you are from ubon but we have a couple of shops here ,i bought a nice korean les paul copy for 8000 bhat

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Many thanks for that Yupha.

My Tokai Korean LP cost more than twice that in the UK! Can you give me a bit more information about the location, names, 'phone numbers of the shops, please? I might find non-guitar justification to make the trip either this time or next!

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the one i bought is a barakoda lp copy . dont know the name of the street but its in the market backing on to the moon river