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CarbonTim27

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Hey there from the other side of the Great White!

I've been through the Ibanez kick and came out on the other side with my JP. I had an Ibanez JS100, pined a lot for a JS1000 or higher, but eventually discovered EBMM and ordered one custom from the factory.

I can tell you; I've played JS1000 guitars and I found the neck didn't feel as natural or comfy in my hands. I would think that Long & McQuade would stock at least one of the JP guitars, but if they don't you can always bug them enough to bring one in to try out. I hear they have a really good trade-in program.
 

stratnoob

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Hey there from the other side of the Great White!

I've been through the Ibanez kick and came out on the other side with my JP. I had an Ibanez JS100, pined a lot for a JS1000 or higher, but eventually discovered EBMM and ordered one custom from the factory.

I can tell you; I've played JS1000 guitars and I found the neck didn't feel as natural or comfy in my hands. I would think that Long & McQuade would stock at least one of the JP guitars, but if they don't you can always bug them enough to bring one in to try out. I hear they have a really good trade-in program.

:facepalm: Vancouver L&M does not have a JP6 in stock, what a shame.
I often heard people from the web saying that music stores will rip you off if you trade in your instrument.
I think I have to put in quite a lot of cash if I trade in with them :(
 

heka313

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:facepalm: Vancouver L&M does not have a JP6 in stock, what a shame.
I often heard people from the web saying that music stores will rip you off if you trade in your instrument.
I think I have to put in quite a lot of cash if I trade in with them :(

Think of this, if you order new JP6 now you have 3-4 months time to sell those guitars, this way you might more money out of them. I did this with my tele and 5-string bass...
 

CarbonTim27

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Think of this, if you order new JP6 now you have 3-4 months time to sell those guitars, this way you might more money out of them. I did this with my tele and 5-string bass...

This is true...and L&M don't require that you pay off ALL of the guitar up front.
All it would take is to ask the rep "if I traded in such and such toward such and such" you'd get a quote on what they would pay you. It's a starting point anyway. I know the L&M here is really good about trading instruments in, they pay a fair price, but generally lower than the market would justify.
 

That Guy

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The JP is also a little small (about 2 inches vertically smaller than my 59' Gibson) so if you're above 6 feet tall or so it might feel a little uncomfortable. I can't really say that with any certainty since I'm only 5 '8.
 

stratnoob

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The JP is also a little small (about 2 inches vertically smaller than my 59' Gibson) so if you're above 6 feet tall or so it might feel a little uncomfortable. I can't really say that with any certainty since I'm only 5 '8.

I'm like 5'7 so I bet it's a perfect size for me :D
 

bdtunn

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I'm over 6 feet and the guitar is fine. People do comment that it looks like a small guitar though. Makes me look way bigger on stage hahahahahaha.
 

browndog

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Welcome Newbie... another Canuck. Man...we are taken over this place!

I can’t give any advice on a Pet, just that I want was as well.
 
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