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  1. Jun-03-2014, 11:43am #1
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    Default Good local music stores for Mandolins in Ft Worth, Arlington?

    I am going to visit some family in Arlington,TX. Are there any local stores that carry mandolins in that area? I know the local Guitar Centers.
    Thank you for your help.
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    Default Re: Good local music stores for Mandolins in Ft Worth, Arlington?

    Quote Originally Posted by David Watson View Post
    I am going to visit some family in Arlington,TX. Are there any local stores that carry mandolins in that area? I know the local Guitar Centers.
    Thank you for your help.
    Waco music in Mansfield just south of Arlington has a large selection.
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    Default Re: Good local music stores for Mandolins in Ft Worth, Arlington?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stealth View Post
    Waco music in Mansfield just south of Arlington has a large selection.
    Waco Music in Arlington (?) Tank you for the information. I will check it out as soon as I can.
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    Default Re: Good local music stores for Mandolins in Ft Worth, Arlington?

    Yes, Waco Vintage Instruments in (oddly enough) Mansfield is pretty much the place to check out mandolins in DFW. Very large selection of pretty good stuff.
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    I understand that Waco Vintage closed its brick and mortar shop a couple of months ago. Be sure to call before driving to it.
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    Default Re: Good local music stores for Mandolins in Ft Worth, Arlington?

    I didn't realize that. If so, that's a shame. It's a really neat place.
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    Default Re: Good local music stores for Mandolins in Ft Worth, Arlington?

    From the 'Waco Vintage Instruments' Facebook page Feb. 22:

    'Today we officially close our doors for good. But, the end of one era begins another. Details coming soon.'

    I understand they will continue with their large presence at guitar shows, and are hoping to expand their online presence.
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