Best store websites for secondhand gear?

MattNovak

A few I keep my eye on are:

Coda Music
Richtone
Musicstreet
Soundaffects

Any others to add?

grungebob

Guitarguitar can be good. Sometimes they get their pricing wrong in your favour. 

crunchman

grungebob said:

Guitarguitar can be good. Sometimes they get their pricing wrong in your favour. 

Given the prices they offer on trade ins they are probably still making a very handsome profit.

spark240

My Pal got a great deal recently on an ex demo Taylor 414....from GG 

StefB

Andertons, but they only update their second hand stuff once a week tops, usually in the middle of the night for some reason, and the best stuff tends to have gone by the time you spot it. 

Peach is worth a regular look too. 

chris78

Coda and Peach. Neither like their second hand stock to hang around so they are decently priced and have some decent stuff

Rocky1991

chris78 said:

Coda and Peach. Neither like their second hand stock to hang around so they are decently priced and have some decent stuff

Agree with coda, personal opinion  but I find peach is always overpriced all be it well marketed. 

Guitarguitar/andertons are good but as previously referenced the good stuff goes quick so you have to be actively looking. 

I think richtone, looks the best on the net for the average guitar player like me in terms of stock. But upon a visit, I thought all the used stuff was sub par in terms of condition and working order (amps). 

Chandlers guitar experience occasionally has a steal 

PMT in Birmingham is really strange, their electric used section is like walking through a mid 2000s nu metal nightmare. But their acoustic section is always really good 

RonnieHotdogs

Tune Inn in Lee SE12 
http://www.tuneinn.co.uk/Latest

timhulio

I've noticed Express Music often get some nice used gear in. It does tend to go quickly though, so keep an eye out.

Jalapeno

https://www.vintageandmodernguitars.co.uk/

57Deluxe

Thomann....

Sassafras

EBAY.

Jalapeno

Jalapeno said:

https://www.vintageandmodernguitars.co.uk/

Not sure why this got a LOL, unless they confused them with Vintage & Rare (aka. Vintage & How Much !!!! (c) Estheroid)

rlw

RonnieHotdogs said:

Tune Inn in Lee SE12 
http://www.tuneinn.co.uk/Latest

Not bargain basement prices are they

Winny_Pooh

http://www.guitar-classics.co.uk/

jeztone2

Denmark Street can be funny. A lot of the hipsters know sweet FA about anything not hip. So I’ve seen a 1980’s John Sykes Japanese Tokai LP Custom for £200. There was a Max Les Paul for £3500 that seemed to go very quickly. But then I’ve seen late 80’s silver series Squiers listed as JV’s. Also the Shaftesbury bolt on LP’s for £350 made me laugh. 

Trouble is I only see the bargains when I’m skint. 

hollywoodrox

John Sykes tokay lip custom sounds a great deal 

JonHosker

Coda Music, nearly always a daily addition to their s/hand stock and fair pricing. Open to offers too.
Guitar Guitar, pricing highish but wiggle room on offers sometimes make deals ok.

For me...that's it!!
Jon

RonnieHotdogs

rlw said:

RonnieHotdogs said:

Tune Inn in Lee SE12 
http://www.tuneinn.co.uk/Latest

Not bargain basement prices are they

a wise man haggles 

Dopesick

Cash Converters actually has quite a lot of decent stuff. Although I've never tried ordering any of it mind you.

Whitecat

I like Coda - they price stuff to move - and the last secondhand guitar I bought from them came with brand new strings and a nigh-on-perfect setup too, so someone there is cleaning stuff up before it goes out. Not that other places don't do this, but worth knowing.