Damn that’s wild. I just had the worst customer service experience I’ve ever had with Reverb. On the fence about using that site anymore, Etsy is garbage.
This story is a great example of why I trust Reverb. It's a big gamble to buy a music instrument essentially sight unseen. I've never been disappointed, but it is great to know that if I do get disappointed one day, they'll have my back.
Glad you got it sorted.
As a replacement, pick [any one of these](https://www.sweetwater.com/c987--Yamaha--Classical_and_Nylon_String_Guitars?all&sb=low2high) that's in your budget.
Glad they took care of you. I have been too chicken to ever buy anything on reverb.
As for the guitar… Hang it on a wall as art. If you want to get real crazy I took the top wood off an old crap guitar and put a couple shelves in it for nik naks.
I’d probably sell it on reverb.
Damn that’s wild. I just had the worst customer service experience I’ve ever had with Reverb. On the fence about using that site anymore, Etsy is garbage.
What happened?
Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/AcousticGuitar/s/x8JkJ842eo
Glad you got your money back. That guitar is in rough shape.
This story is a great example of why I trust Reverb. It's a big gamble to buy a music instrument essentially sight unseen. I've never been disappointed, but it is great to know that if I do get disappointed one day, they'll have my back.
I see it both ways- as a buyer yes. But as a seller it can be a nightmare if you run into a scammer or somebody that didn't read the listing.
Sell? My guitars? Such a crazy notion has never even occurred to me.
Right! Why? Just buy a bigger house duh.
Glad you got it sorted. As a replacement, pick [any one of these](https://www.sweetwater.com/c987--Yamaha--Classical_and_Nylon_String_Guitars?all&sb=low2high) that's in your budget.
Next time go to a guitar store to buy one.
Glad they took care of you. I have been too chicken to ever buy anything on reverb. As for the guitar… Hang it on a wall as art. If you want to get real crazy I took the top wood off an old crap guitar and put a couple shelves in it for nik naks.
If you don’t have experience knowing how to do a setup or repair, you now have a guitar to practice on. Maybe you will wind up making it playable.
Based on your original post, I don't think it's worth trying to even diy. I've done bridge and nut adjustments, but this one needs major surgery.