I'm sure you can. They send you a link. Follow the link and the item will be in your cart with the discounted price. From there you just choose your payment method and checkout.Can you use your MF credit card on those purchases?
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I'm sure you can. They send you a link. Follow the link and the item will be in your cart with the discounted price. From there you just choose your payment method and checkout.Can you use your MF credit card on those purchases?
Yes, and purchases still qualify for any interest free financing they may be running at the time.Can you use your MF credit card on those purchases?
Yes, and purchases still qualify for any interest free financing they may be running at the time.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/bass/fender-vintage-hot-rod-60s-precision-bass
Fender Vintage Hot Rod 60's Precision Bass Black
Thank goodness it's the black/white version! If this was natural, my credit card would be on fire. Missed a few of these sales on various iterations of the Hot Rod basses. Specs sure do look good!
I got the following reply from Gearheads after requesting a better price on an Ampeg 210AV. - "I apologize, but we have no discounts available from our list prices at this time. We aren’t able to offer any discounts aside from valid coupons or price matches." - Anyone else have this kind of response?
From what I have been told, and take no offense is that musicians friend is owned by guitar center, and they are basically there liquidation of returned gear from customers that have had issues with it that had found some sort of reason that they had to return it to the store. the article said that they repackage the gear and resell it at a discount.. this could translate into two different things, bad defective gear or premium gear that people couldn't dial in. Just what I have seen around the web, and my cousin who worked at a guitar center on the east coast told me the same thing fyiMF doesnt get lemon rics more then any other place . MF just doesnt inspect the basses like wildwood does, so MF sends out the lemons that Wildwood catches and sends back to Ric for repair. I love the misinformation that starts rumours on the internet. Why would Ric send B stock basses to MF?
I had 3 rics from MF, one was terrible. I returned it, one was a decent bass. I sold it at a $200 profit. The last one I bought and still have is fantastic and has ZERO detractors, I have looked it over and over again the past 1 1/2 years I have had it and besides a dark section of wood on the back its perfect and with a natural colored bass thats just what happens sometimes, I actually like it as I can identify it as mine if stolen.
I paid $1080 for the bass from MF in december 2011 and they still made money off it.