HIMYNAMEISARTHUR
New member
i don't know if this has been disscussed here already but i really felt it was important to bring up.
i was at a guitar shop today and i wanted to test the guitar. i approached a saleman and i pointed to an aged 3 tone sunburst MIM Strat with an aged mint green pickguard and oxidised hardware ( we all know what series it is and what year it is modeled after )
and said ' can i test that 60s strat?'
he looked at me and then lloked at the guitar and said ' No its not 60s strat, its road worn'
immediately i had this face -______________________-
i know my encounter was a small one and not very serious, however, dont all of you feel that guitar sales person or salesperson in any field for that matter, should know more and understand more about the products they are selling?
i mean for us it definately isnt a prob, but these people might mis lead some newer guitarists.
i really feel that salepeople at these shops should really educate themselves on what they are selling.
this is my opinion i wonder what you guys feel about it? care to share?
i was at a guitar shop today and i wanted to test the guitar. i approached a saleman and i pointed to an aged 3 tone sunburst MIM Strat with an aged mint green pickguard and oxidised hardware ( we all know what series it is and what year it is modeled after )
and said ' can i test that 60s strat?'
he looked at me and then lloked at the guitar and said ' No its not 60s strat, its road worn'
immediately i had this face -______________________-
i know my encounter was a small one and not very serious, however, dont all of you feel that guitar sales person or salesperson in any field for that matter, should know more and understand more about the products they are selling?
i mean for us it definately isnt a prob, but these people might mis lead some newer guitarists.
i really feel that salepeople at these shops should really educate themselves on what they are selling.
this is my opinion i wonder what you guys feel about it? care to share?