Thursday, January 8, 2009

From our friends at Flatts and Sharpe Music Co.




Hi everybody! Here’s hoping all had a wonderful New Year’s and are rolling into 2009 rested and ready. Here at the store we have awesome consignment deals on some unique instruments. We’re selling a Montana acoustic-electric guitar, perfect for advancing beginners, for only $160. We have a Washburn archtop guitar that we’re selling for only $400, about $100 cheaper than usual.

We’re also selling a super-cool 6-string violin guitar—think of the viola bass Paul McCartney played but imagine it as a guitar—for less than $300. We’re selling an amazingly versatile little 30 watt Crate amplifier packed with built-in effects for less than $250.

And, finally, we’re selling a beautiful 25th Anniversary edition Ovation guitar with wonderful electronics and a full, punchy sound, for only $675, nearly half off its original $1200 price-tag. It comes complete with its own hardshell case. You really ought to see it, and all the rest of our groovy deals, live and in person.

As always, we carry a great selection of beginner guitars and offer beginner-friendly lessons. If you’re one of the noble souls who made a New Year’s resolution to learn to play an instrument, let us help you make that dream come true. You can do it. We’d love to help. Have a merry January, and a happy…uh… February. Keep practicing! See you on the beach in June!

Much love,

Flatts and Sharpe Music
6749 N. Sheridan Road Chicago, IL. 60626
773 465-5233
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1 comment:

  1. Bill MortonJanuary 9, 2009 at 7:12 PM

    I stop in at Flatts and Sharpe Music whenever I'm walking by.

    They are friendly, knowledgeable and have a nice selection of instruments, music books and accessories.

    Support Rogers Park business.

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