How to Get An Instrument
A question I've been asked many times is "What's the best way to get an instrument?" This is a very complex questions dependent on many different factors. Essentially, there are three main options: rent, rent-to-own, or purchase. Some of the options allow you choose a used or a new instrument. And of course, each one has a direct financial effect. In addition to choosing whether to rent or purchase, it is very important that you ensure you obtain a quality instrument that does not hinder a student's progress. Below are a couple of resources you may find useful in making your decisions.
Note: If the store you're buying an instrument from won't service the instrument, it's likely nobody else will either.
How to Get an Instrument
Mr. Brehaut's thoughts on getting an instrument
Instrument Plan Comparison Chart
What's the advantages of purchasing vs. renting? New vs used? This chart may help.
Recommended Instrument Retailers:
53rd St. Music/St. John’s Music || The Bandstand || The Wind Shoppe || Long & McQuade
Note: If the store you're buying an instrument from won't service the instrument, it's likely nobody else will either.
How to Get an Instrument
Mr. Brehaut's thoughts on getting an instrument
Instrument Plan Comparison Chart
What's the advantages of purchasing vs. renting? New vs used? This chart may help.
Recommended Instrument Retailers:
53rd St. Music/St. John’s Music || The Bandstand || The Wind Shoppe || Long & McQuade