where to sell a lute-guitar?

[music321]

I have a finely crafted lute-guitar, and am looking for a way to reach potential buyers. I'm thinking that it would really be a gift to the American people if I were to sell this, and use the money to buy a new amp

I'm guessing that I should post sites dedicated to either classical guitar players, or acoustic players with sellers' forums. any suggestions? thanks.

 

[Dereksslide]

This site might help

 

[music321]

you know man, you don't have to be a jerk about it. Obviously there are many acoustic sites out there. I don't want to pay to list on every one of them. I'm looking for the classical/acoustic version of "thegearpage".

 

[samdjr74]

Why not try to sell it here in the emporium? Who knows, it might sell in a heartbeat if priced right

 

[kracdown]

Why not try to sell it here in the emporium? Who knows, it might sell in a heartbeat if priced right

Agreed.

 

[Chrome Dinette]

I have a finely crafted lute-guitar, and am looking for a way to reach potential buyers. I'm thinking that it would really be a gift to the American people if I were to sell this, and use the money to buy a new amp

I'm guessing that I should post sites dedicated to either classical guitar players, or acoustic players with sellers' forums. any suggestions? thanks.

What does it look like?

Is it coursed or does it have a single string per note?

 

[music321]

it's a classical guitar in the shape of the lute. 6 strings, tuned as a standard guitar. maybe I will put it up here. thanks.

 

[magpie74]

http://www.delcamp.net

 

[DYNA BILL]

OP, I don't know if this site will be of help, but I'll throw it out there.
http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/forums/index.php
Seems to be the acoustic guitar equivalent of TGP.

 

[reentune]

magpie74 and DYNA BILL have the two best answers.

Delcamp and AGF.
And here in the Guitar Emporium, of course, as already mentioned.

Don't you love people who reiterate, summarize, and just generally echo what everyone else already said?!

 

[music321]

ok, i guess that wraps it up! thanks!