Music Go Round

[Gitfiddler]

they can be goldmines, but I will only purchase if i am in the store and can try out the gear. I have also sold gear to them with no bs. I ordered a Rocktron Piranha from an out-of-state store only to have the graphics not work. It powered up, but was f'd. I also ordered a pedal that didn't work (different store)

 

[bugsy5150]

Bought a MKIII green stripe combo from them back in December for $1400. Clean as hell!! They shipped it to me for $70 and packaged it professionally. Got a killer deal from them on a Triaxis a few years ago!!

 

[Avi8r2005]

MGR in CO has some great stuff. I think they also sell B stock items with factory blemishes. I bought an LTD Snakebyte from them a few years back for a great price. Was listed as a B stock but I have yet to find what was wrong with it. Amp selections can be a little hit and miss, sometimes they have higher end stuff and other times it's nothing but Bugera Blowouts.

 

[311boogieman]

So the name has taken on a whole new meaning huh?

Oh they definitely have a play on the name. The word "Recycle" is plastered all over the place. "Reuse, Recycle, Rock" is their catch phrase now.

 

[mbt64]

I tried to buy a used gold B5 Bigsby from a Music go round a few months ago and they told me they only did in store sales. But it was listed online...

Seems retarded.

Let me guess, Rosedale, MN? They always do that with a lot of their stuff. There used to be one that said they waited 60 days or something before items could be bought online to allow local buyers first dibs, which I sort of understand.

 

[srommes]

We have several here in MN. Been going to them for years. Some are better than others.

 

[Floyd Eye]

Didn’t know they had one in sunset hills.

That bass pro fuckin sucks by the way.