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Both are 2.5-3 hour drive away and I'll be taking a midweek day out to go - probably can't do both same day (hmm...) - it's more about where will my research* day be better spent.
I've only heard good things about both but not been to either.
I shall ponder, ta :-)
They have been superb on every occasion.
Not always the case at Peach, if im being completely honest. Just sayin'... imho, ymmv etc etc
Have a great day wherever you go.
Make sure you also try the many brands in the Acoustic Music Co in Brighton, which I believe has more top-spec Pro acoustics (i.e. Lowden prices and above) than all the other shops in the country put together, and does have a silent room to test guitars in
shame they aren't carrying the smaller-workshop £3k -£6k, Brands too
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But there may be some models that Peach have that Coda don't have, so you could visit both
The last time I was in Coda, I was there for most of the morning trying out Lowdens, Santa Cruz and Collins. They have a nice sofa upstairs and they'll bring you coffee. It was a great experience, plus I found the guitar I was after.
Spent ages playing them all, thinking I'd buy a Lowden. In the end I bought a gorgeous Collings Custom
Yes I'd been nosing on the site then realised yesterday they have about 50 (!) on the site - I emailed and asked those are all stock and they are :-) Most of them are out of my price range mind - if I go Lowden it will be because one of the standard models floats my boat
Ha - yes - after reading up on Lowdens and watching and listening to stuff I'm bound to get snagged by something completely different...
But which is better ? Coda or Peach?
Only one way to find out ?
Fight!
Sorry. I mean, go to both !