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Carvin Guitar on Sunset was a truly unique store and concept. You walk in, play some guitars, and buy everything a la carte. They would mainly sell you the part
by dizzystar 8y ago
Carvin Guitar on Sunset was a truly unique store and concept. You walk in, play some guitars, and buy everything a la carte. They would mainly sell you the parts, and you'd go home and build it yourself (though I guess they'd build it for you as well?). It was definitely higher end and those Carvins have a rabid fan base.
I'm not really sure if they had guitars prebuilt, but I'm bringing this up because Carvin turned into Kiesel.
- radiowave 8y agoAFAIK the prebuilt ones they carry in stock are basically just particular configurations of what you could have got through the custom-build route. I've got an LB75 fretless bass, which is a joy. Though in my case I bought it pre-owned, because one came up on eBay that was almost exactly what I would have wished to order from them, but at a third of the price. Ten years on, I still think it's the best deal I ever got.
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