- Thread starter Abysboy
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bkrumme
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DaPatrooch
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Rudy's Music! There's a Sam Ash right next to it too, but I don't think they carry Music Man. When I was at Rudy's over the summer, they had a JP6, but I don't know if it's still there. Other than that it's an a awesome store, especially because of the Mesa/Boogie room.
petruccirocks02
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Guitar Center in Manhattan carries a TON of MM stuff. You could try all kinds of MM stuff til' your heart is content there.
-Phil
-Phil
mbgreene
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Guitar Center on 14th St. between 5th and 6th Aves will have the largest guitar selection in stock and can also get inventory from other GC's quickly if your stay is short.
Rudy's on 48th St. and Matt Umenov's in Greenwich village are Music Man dealers but rarely if ever keep guitars in stock, but they do carry plenty of basses.
Rudy's on 48th St. and Matt Umenov's in Greenwich village are Music Man dealers but rarely if ever keep guitars in stock, but they do carry plenty of basses.
threeminutesboy
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I confirm what the others said Guitar Center (14th) for EBMM
48th for vintage stuff (near M&M store
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48th for vintage stuff (near M&M store
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skerwo
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Yes, check out GC on 14th street, they had a lot of MM when I visited NY the last time.
Rainer
Rainer
straycat113
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Go to Rudy's OR 30th street guitars if you just want to look at some axes that probably cost the price of your house.lol It is an experience and you will see some amazing vintage gear. But if you want to buy a JP go to Guitar Center as they will have what you want.
Slav123
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+1:d
craigny
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I work in the city and I was at GC on 14 St in NYC last week (im always going there at lunchtime!!)checking out the EBMM's i wanted to check out a JP but they diddnt have any left at that time they had a Luke and a couple of others, I bought mine at a local store on Long Island (Royal Music), they have been dealing EBMM's for a long time!!!
Slav123
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That's actually a great thought Craig.
Abysboy, you can actually take the Long Island Rail Road (from Penn Station NYC) to Merrick (Long Island) NY. It's about a 45 minute train ride. Royal Music is across the street from the Merrick train station/stop. They usualluy have a bunch of NOS (new old stock) EBMM's too.
Here's their url:
royalmusicny.com
Good luck,
Slav
Abysboy, you can actually take the Long Island Rail Road (from Penn Station NYC) to Merrick (Long Island) NY. It's about a 45 minute train ride. Royal Music is across the street from the Merrick train station/stop. They usualluy have a bunch of NOS (new old stock) EBMM's too.
Here's their url:
royalmusicny.com
Good luck,
Slav
craigny
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Slav is right. You walk down the stairs on the platform, cross the street and walk right in the front door of Royal Music! The guys there are great! I highly reccommend them.
ef_in_fla
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Royal has a cool website. Check out the purple fade AXIS.
craigny
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Royal has a cool website. Check out the purple fade AXIS.
EF...I was just there today, and I saw this guitar!!! If all goes well Feb 11th i'll have my Redburst JP6.
NewLukeGuy
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Yup - GC in lower Manhattan. I think 14th St. It's where I played a LUKE the first time and decided I had to have one.
Colin
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Hire a car an run up to DuBaldo Music
RacerS
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Another quick vote for trips to Royal and Dubaldo. It definitely worth it.
Steve
Steve
Josh O
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DuBaldo for sure!!
