Published 17/8/09
Saturday 22nd August 2009
If you head to Exeter’s Corn Exchange on the 22nd August 2009, you’ll find yourself at the first Vintage Guitar and Classic Synth Fair, which is being organised by the same people who put on the hugely successful Analogue to Digital Music Expo earlier this year.
The idea of the Fair is that people wanting to sell their classic instruments and studio equipment book a table in what the organisers describe as a “posh musicians’ car boot sale”, and punters come along to buy their already loved gear.
Alongside the public traders, a number of local businesses will be at the Fair, including Mansons Guitars, who’ll have a vintage guitar stand, and Orchid Electronics, running a synth and amp repair clinic.
Tables cost £35, but if you have just one or two pieces to trade, you can pay the standard £3 entry fee.
For more details, head to www.analogue-to-digital.com.
If you head to Exeter’s Corn Exchange on the 22nd August 2009, you’ll find yourself at the first Vintage Guitar and Classic Synth Fair, which is being organised by the same people who put on the hugely successful Analogue to Digital Music Expo earlier this year. The idea of the Fair is that people wanting to sell their classic instruments and studio equipment book a table in what the organisers describe as a “posh musicians’ car boot sale”, and punters come along to buy their already loved gear.
Alongside the public traders, a number of local businesses will be at the Fair, including Mansons Guitars, who’ll have a vintage guitar stand, and Orchid Electronics, running a synth and amp repair clinic.
Tables cost £35, but if you have just one or two pieces to trade, you can pay the standard £3 entry fee.
For more details, head to www.analogue-to-digital.com.
