Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/

stackmatic wrote:Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/Indeed. Fair prices (and will give you a fair price if you need to sell something to eat), they do most of the work on-site -- they'll send a really tricky amp job to Blick if they have to, but most things they do there. Great selection of effects, good deals on vintage drums.

stackmatic wrote:Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/Yup.

DrAwkward wrote:whoisalhedges wrote:stackmatic wrote:Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/Indeed. Fair prices (and will give you a fair price if you need to sell something to eat), they do most of the work on-site -- they'll send a really tricky amp job to Blick if they have to, but most things they do there. Great selection of effects, good deals on vintage drums.Someone needs to buy this Ludwig Centennial kit from Rockhaus before i cave and throw 6 bills on my credit card.Dude, buy that kit.

whoisalhedges wrote:stackmatic wrote:Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/Indeed. Fair prices (and will give you a fair price if you need to sell something to eat), they do most of the work on-site -- they'll send a really tricky amp job to Blick if they have to, but most things they do there. Great selection of effects, good deals on vintage drums.Someone needs to buy this Ludwig Centennial kit from Rockhaus before i cave and throw 6 bills on my credit card.

dontfeartheringo wrote:DrAwkward wrote:whoisalhedges wrote:stackmatic wrote:Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/Indeed. Fair prices (and will give you a fair price if you need to sell something to eat), they do most of the work on-site -- they'll send a really tricky amp job to Blick if they have to, but most things they do there. Great selection of effects, good deals on vintage drums.Someone needs to buy this Ludwig Centennial kit from Rockhaus before i cave and throw 6 bills on my credit card.Dude, buy that kit.While I don't want to egg on gear buying, that is a beautiful kit.

dontfeartheringo wrote:DrAwkward wrote:whoisalhedges wrote:stackmatic wrote:Rockhaus in Milwaukee. The owner Rusty is about as nice as they come.http://www.rockhaus.com/Indeed. Fair prices (and will give you a fair price if you need to sell something to eat), they do most of the work on-site -- they'll send a really tricky amp job to Blick if they have to, but most things they do there. Great selection of effects, good deals on vintage drums.Someone needs to buy this Ludwig Centennial kit from Rockhaus before i cave and throw 6 bills on my credit card.Dude, buy that kit.You'll regret it if you don't....I bought my '53 Radio Kings from Rusty. Like, FROM Rusty. It was his kit.

Angus Jung wrote:SF keeps getting lamer.Ugh. No shit.

Dude, buy that kit.You'll regret it if you don't....I bought my '53 Radio Kings from Rusty. Like, FROM Rusty. It was his kit.As much as i want to own that drum kit, i sort of need that space on the card for wedding expenses this year. Adulthood, amirite?

I don't think it's the best but Austin Vintage Guitars has a ton of cool shit in there.