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[maguchi]

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[DrewJD82]

I'm quite certain that business will be done. I really don't think they've cared for a long time, if my store is anything to go by.

 

[Warmart]

I'm quite certain that business will be done. I really don't think they've cared for a long time, if my store is anything to go by.

Same with the Atlanta store. Went in once, in 2019, and never cared to go back.

 

[DrewJD82]

Same with the Atlanta store. Went in once, in 2019, and never cared to go back.

I started going to the 48th St store when I was 15 or so and then I had the Margate store down here from ‘03 right up until about 10 years ago when they went to complete shit. It used to be a badass chain where no matter what level you were at, you could go in and find gear you needed until it continuously dwindled into intermediate/beginner stuff where you’d see 200 guitars that all felt and played like shit along with a bunch of clueless employees.

 

[Warmart]

I started going to the 48th St store when I was 15 or so and then I had the Margate store down here from ‘03 right up until about 10 years ago when they went to complete shit. It used to be a badass chain where no matter what level you were at, you could go in and find gear you needed until it continuously dwindled into intermediate/beginner stuff where you’d see 200 guitars that all felt and played like shit along with a bunch of clueless employees.

Yeah, they started in NYC, right? We didn't have any in MD (where I'm from originally - at least I didn't know of any) but I'm sure there were tons of good stores back in the day.

You may as well be describing the Atlanta store, it was exactly like that! Employees didn't care, no pressure from them, at least - but absolutely emitted the vibe of "we just work here".