Taking a short break from our Adventures in Home Studio Construction series to cover a quick little oversight. Several of our readers pointed out in the first home studio article that we only featured products from one retailer. What actually happened is we covered the exact items that were purchased, from the exact online retailer that was used. We did not intend to slight any other retailer at all, we just documented what we had used, and the same goes for our construction articles. We featured the retailer we actually used.
So here are a couple other options for your music shopping entertainment:
As always, try to shop close to home as much as you can, but if you live in the middle of nowhere, or your local retailer does not carry a full line of products, have a look around at some of these online stores to get an idea what is out there. Then do some research and read reviews about the products you have in mind before you go in and lay down your hard earned money. Some smaller mom and pop music stores have partnered with the online giants listed above, and will price match what you see in their online catalogs (and in some cases, will even beat the price by a couple bucks) and you get to know your local music store folks, which comes in handy when you need to get something repaired or are in the market for something new.
That's it for this quick update! Keep on rockin.
PS; I'm sure there are other things in the construction articles I will have to go back in and fix or update in a few days as people make them obvious to me, so check back from time to time.
