Three things I hate about buying basses on the web

[Tom7]

Not to mention that you do the Benavente/Divinity/LEJ assembly, customer repairs, and ship everything within 24 hours of the sell. You're a beast. hands down!

Hmm... I look at your avatar and signature, then at TheLowEnd.com ... styling looks familiar there!

 

[Tom7]

... There are sites that make it clear that their inventory is purely indicative and not necessarily 'in-stock'. I have no problem with this, it's sellers that (intentionally or by omission) do not make it clear what is ready to ship immediately and what can be ordered-in on request.

+1 ... and if I got more votes, + those votes too.

 

[lamarjones]

Digging this from the grave......

So I just went to Cali, then Seattle, and then thought about what I posted....and you are right I just did not see that many different varieties from different makers (saw a bunch of different makers, and the guys at BASSNW rock, but that is another story.....)........

....then I remembered my honeymoon when I saw this thread, and just got to thinking how funny it is that nowhere in the US is like Nak Wan or Tokyo. Anyways, I can't recommend going there just for the purposes of picking up a bass, but don't let it be said that a place like that don't exist!

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=255338

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Regardless, I am pretty sure you got the axes you really wanted, and that is what matters, eh?

 

[Beav]

Hmm... I look at your avatar and signature, then at TheLowEnd.com ... styling looks familiar there!

What's your point? Also, I have no affliation with the Invalid Link Removed

 

[Fuzzbass]

What do I hate about buying basses on the web?

Paying a luthier for a custom bass, and over three years later, still having no freakin' idea when my bass will be done.