who has best price on Peavy Nash 112?

Gary Schuldt · Post by **Gary Schuldt** » 2 Feb 2006 10:32 am

OK guys. I'm going to take the plunge on a new 112, unless someone has one they want to part with.
Just wondering who has the best price. I imagine it is probably Bobby Seymour.Or, can you contact Mike Brown from Peavy? and buy direct?
Thanks,
Gary

Dan Sliter · Post by **Dan Sliter** » 2 Feb 2006 10:49 am

It would have to be Duane Dunard or Bobbe Seymour.I got mine from Duane because it was closer to me.Check them out.

John Fabian · Post by **John Fabian** » 2 Feb 2006 10:53 am

It would have to be Duane Dunard or Bobbe Seymour.

Not necessarily.[This message was edited by John Fabian on 02 February 2006 at 10:54 AM.]

Roger Crawford · Post by **Roger Crawford** » 2 Feb 2006 12:18 pm

Yep...call the Carter folks! Nice people. So's the Bobster. You won't go wrong either way.[This message was edited by Roger Crawford on 02 February 2006 at 12:20 PM.]

Jerry Bennington · Post by **Jerry Bennington** » 2 Feb 2006 2:18 pm

try musicians friend

autry andress · Post by **autry andress** » 2 Feb 2006 2:33 pm

The Steel Guitar Dealers all have different
overhead but I will & still do support the Steel Guitar Family all I can.

Willie Crisel · Post by **Willie Crisel** » 2 Feb 2006 3:49 pm

I have bought 2 from mr.bobby i think he will be lower than anyone else,and you can always call him and ask dumb questions.

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rpetersen · Post by **rpetersen** » 2 Feb 2006 3:57 pm

Check out Dyke Corson at Corson music - There is a link on this site

Jim Harper · Post by **Jim Harper** » 2 Feb 2006 6:40 pm

I got my N-ville 112 from Carter Steel Guitar and at that time they had the best price for sure==Jim Harper

John Bechtel · Post by **John Bechtel** » 2 Feb 2006 11:01 pm

Try Mary’s Music in Dickson, Tn. I've never been inside the store, but; several years I called inquiring about the Nashville 400's at the time and her prices were very good. The only reason I didn't buy at the time was because I wanted (2) but a trade was not possible at those prices! I think an outright buy could possibly be the best buy around! Of course, I did the next best thing and went to another place and paid through the nose, as I usually do on a trade!

I'd even consider purchasing ((2))-Nashville 112's for myself, but; I have such a wonderful Amp. now that it would probably be a shame to part with it and besides that, my nose is still a little sensitive! The weight is my biggest problem now! Just don't get around much any more!
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’05 D–10 Derby
’65 Re-Issue Fender Twin–Reverb Custom™ 15”
Current Equipment

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Jerry Hayes · Post by **Jerry Hayes** » 3 Feb 2006 2:53 pm

I shopped around and even with shipping I got the best price from Bobbe Seymore and got both amps in a couple of days....JH in Va.

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Don't matter who's in Austin (or anywhere else) Ralph Mooney is still the king!!!

Gordon Borland · Post by **Gordon Borland** » 3 Feb 2006 3:28 pm

I would hope you would go to the nearest music store with a good reputaion and buy local.
I run a retail music store but folks dont think we have a right to make a living. So they come in try it out learn all about it and then go buy from someone who will sell it for just about what it cost because they make their money off of what steel amps plug into.
I dont even try to stock a steel amp. I dont stock the Carter starter or Magnum or encourage steel teachers to teach in our school. I would like to encourage the next generation of steel players in this community but the guy that sells below MSR across the country and the Vendors that allow it with a wink and a nod put the quash on that idea.

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MSA D10,FENDER STEEL KING,

Colm Chomicky · Post by **Colm Chomicky** » 3 Feb 2006 4:41 pm

I shopped around when I got mine. Carter folks had the best or equal far as I could tell. Also when I got it the shipping was free.

Ron Frederiksen · Post by **Ron Frederiksen** » 3 Feb 2006 8:51 pm

Give your E-Mail a check.. Ron

"steelin is music to my ear"

Bob Knight · Post by **Bob Knight** » 4 Feb 2006 6:28 am

Steel Guitar Nashville!! 615-822-5555

David Higginbotham · Post by **David Higginbotham** » 4 Feb 2006 7:50 am

I agree with Gordon, give your local dealers a chance to compete. That is what I did for my Nashville 112 and saved $40. Not to mention the relationship you can establish locally for future dealings.
Dave[This message was edited by David Higginbotham on 04 February 2006 at 07:51 AM.]

John Bechtel · Post by **John Bechtel** » 11 Feb 2006 11:46 pm

I guess that explains why I always choose to pay through the nose! ha~ha! I like to have the friendship with a local shop! I really have no complaints, because; I usually return home with what I want!

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a.k.a. {Keoni Nui}
’05 D–10 Derby
’65 Re-Issue Fender Twin–Reverb Custom™ 15”
Current Equipment

David Nugent · Post by **David Nugent** » 12 Feb 2006 2:45 am

Billy Cooper's shop has a very competitive price on all Peavey and Fender amps. Nice folks to deal with as well.

John Drury · Post by **John Drury** » 12 Feb 2006 5:30 am

I bought one from Bobbe last week, met the Peavey rep. while I was there.

Steel Guitar Nashville and Peavey are both great people to deal with.

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John Drury
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Curt Langston · Post by **Curt Langston** » 13 Feb 2006 7:26 am

I dont even try to stock a steel amp. I dont stock the Carter starter or Magnum or encourage steel teachers to teach in our school. I would like to encourage the next generation of steel players in this community but the guy that sells below MSR across the country and the Vendors that allow it with a wink and a nod put the quash on that idea.

Might as well give up and quit........The economy being what it is now, it is a buyers market. 5 years ago it was a different story. Consumers paid through the nose for guitars and amps. I didn't hear any whining from the music stores then. Turnabout is fair play. The ball is in the buyer's court now. Music stores have to compete to stay in business. Survival of the fittest.

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Gordon Borland · Post by **Gordon Borland** » 14 Feb 2006 8:44 pm

I didn't hear any whining from the music stores then

You may not want to confuse whining from stating the fact of the idea of promotiing the pedal steel gutiar in a market. Music stores in for the long haul target their market. The owner here and I are both second generation in this store. Your market may be different then here in San Antonio but I have yet to see folks have to pay through the nose with the the music store competition we have here.
Yours is a common perception in my experience over the last thirty years. If it made fiscal sense to promote the steel guitar I would do in in a flash.

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