How to put a lyre on the bass clarinet I have to march this weekend?

I agree with the answers you have. Before being sold a guitar should be checked over, any necessary adjustments made, tuned and put on display. In many UK guitar shops you'll see several versions of the "same" guitar on display - maybe different colours, fingerboard wood, hardware etc. Sometimes you'll see "identical" guitars so that a person can choose the guitar that suits them best.

It ould be crazy to go to a store and buy a guitar without playing it. The "display models" are the guitars available. A big store with a lot of stock might be willing to sell you a guitar still in the box, that hadn't been checked over, that no one else had played but you'd need to accept that you were buying it "sight unseen".

Like I say though, that would be crazy - to try a guitar that had been checked, set up ad tuned, and that you liked, and then buy a different one you'd never even seen. Of course, you don,t HAVE to buy a display model.

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