In bangalore u can get any brands but if u get a lefty one then sun has to grow from west. I have tried all big time as well as small junkie shops...And then i died outta frustration:
Nothing yaar.Those buggers just sent a new letter of their updated stock. Nothin on their shippin to India and those buggers are not even replying to ma calls.really pissed off. Called ashutosh today also.He said that the next consignement of Ibanez(one lefty included(grg series)) is expected any day this week. So waiting for that ...last resort.If that happens i will donate all my points to all the IGTians who supported me in this thread:beer:
ne sites till now where uve found basses?? i saw somone postin links of some japanese sites........does ny one hav them? need a lil hlp here.....
yeah bass is available in almost all uk sites. I saw them in abundance.But the problem is none of them have replied to my mails asking whether they ship to india:annoyed:
UK prices are high....almost as high as India....US,Japan and singapore are the places id be looking at. Try www.sweelee.com.sg They send to India if im not mistaken.
^^again bad luck.They have only 2 leftys and that too fender strats.which come in my "bad taste" models as i already have a custom made strat and now i have started hating its looks: Hey shreyas keep me updated with all the sites you come upon like this one.
i do it anyways...no need to ask . I feel sad for lefties.......why dont u save up and get a good lefty from ishibashi?
No problem how hard I try , I am not able to convince myself to go for a 30k axe. All I need is a decent axe coz i have played both an Ibanez GSA as well as the RG series.And to me RGs are not worth the increment in price.They shud be priced somewhere near 15k at the most. N e ways this is just my opinion.I know u all might really disagree with me.
well i suck and i have good stuff....im sure ur a million times better....i suggest u dont buy just an OK axe now and buy another one later...u will end up spending the same amt...thats just my advice..
