I'm getting ready to sell off a few basses and guitars, and I need some boxes. It's not hard to find them online, but I hate buying blind, even for cardboard.
Any recommendations?
Thanks.
Buying boxes for shipping
- superheavydeathmetal
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Re: Buying boxes for shipping
I would say get them from Reverb. If there is a problem with it, you can get it resolved through them.
Sam Ash used to sell them, but ….
I don’t know about Guitar Center. They gave me one once, but that was after I had just spent some money there. I don’t know if they sell boxes or give them away.
Sam Ash used to sell them, but ….
I don’t know about Guitar Center. They gave me one once, but that was after I had just spent some money there. I don’t know if they sell boxes or give them away.
Gilmourisgod wrote:I never really "got" what a Rick is capable of until I ran it stereo a few times in my college band. We used to call it the "Piano of Doom". You get all the bottom and all the top in total a**kicking mode.
Re: Buying boxes for shipping
Thanks. I'm trying to avoid Reverb. I was first going to try them here LeftyBassist to see what I can do.
I've also got craigslist in mind and will be trying there too.
I've also got craigslist in mind and will be trying there too.
- bobjones2260
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Re: Buying boxes for shipping
Some Mom and Pop music stores may have a few they would sell really cheap. My local music store (non-chain) I asked them for about 3 guitar boxes and they sold them to be for $30 for all three. In reality its win win as they would just trash them if they have a few spare.
Re: Buying boxes for shipping
I've use Uline for years. Top quality for shipping boxes!! Even tho I don't agree with the owner's political leaning, they are the best available IMHO.lsimy wrote:ULine also has them that they can ship to you.
https://www.uline.com/BL_7906/Guitar-Boxes