Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
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Alex Kidston
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Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
A quick note to say how helpful, amicable and knowledgeable I found Steve Ferguson to be at Ferguson Music / Horn Guys in La Crescenta, Los Angeles. I visited last week and was pleased to try an excellent Alexander 163 CC, a Gronitz PCM and a Miraphone 1291. There should be more tuba retailers like this worldwide!
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eupher61
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Re: Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
Totally agree! I bought a Weril, sight unseen, from Steve and crew and they were great to deal with. And, the horn was everything they said and more.
http://www.hornguys.com
http://www.hornguys.com
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Re: Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
Those guys are great.
I bought my contrabass trombone from them and I'm waiting on my Cronkite bag.
very knowledgable and friendly.
Bill
I bought my contrabass trombone from them and I'm waiting on my Cronkite bag.
very knowledgable and friendly.
Bill
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Re: Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
I've never been to the Horn Guys but if I were near, I'd have a look.Alex Kidston wrote:A quick note to say how helpful, amicable and knowledgeable I found Steve Ferguson to be at Ferguson Music / Horn Guys in La Crescenta, Los Angeles. I visited last week and was pleased to try an excellent Alexander 163 CC, a Gronitz PCM and a Miraphone 1291. There should be more tuba retailers like this worldwide!
From the website, they have tons of really expensive horns. How does it work in the music business? Do they have to pay the distributor up front or just pay off when the instrument is sold?
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eupher61
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Re: Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
It can vary. Your local guitar shop either pays COD for serial numbered items, or finances. Accessories are usually on a net/10 or net/30 basis.
I would bet that a dealer in stuff like Ferguson, Dillon, TE, CMC, etc carry have lots of financing in place. That's one main reason more local stores don't keep tubas, bassoons, etc, in stock.
I would bet that a dealer in stuff like Ferguson, Dillon, TE, CMC, etc carry have lots of financing in place. That's one main reason more local stores don't keep tubas, bassoons, etc, in stock.
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Re: Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
Yeah, add me to the list of satisfied customers.
About 3 years ago, I bought a Conn 62HI bass trombone from those guys, also sight unseen. I was not disappointed with the horn (though somebody else clearly was, hence it was returned), and I got a good deal.
They even threw in a Bach 2G mouthpiece for me, gratis.
About 3 years ago, I bought a Conn 62HI bass trombone from those guys, also sight unseen. I was not disappointed with the horn (though somebody else clearly was, hence it was returned), and I got a good deal.
They even threw in a Bach 2G mouthpiece for me, gratis.
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Adams E2 Euph (on the way)
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Adams E2 Euph (on the way)
Boosey & Co. Imperial Euph, built 1941
Bach Strad 42O tenor trombone
Edwards B454 bass trombone
Kanstul 33T tuba in BBb
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mTaUrBkA
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Re: Ferguson Music / Horn Guys
I have also had great experiences with them. I visited the store once when I was in the area, but have purchased things via phone/internet from them. Even when Glen Chronkite made my tuba gig bag the wrong size, they helped me out and got me a new bag! I would suggest this store to anyone!