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    Default Bulk Strings? Xaviere Strings gone from GuitarFetish

    I liked those bulk 20 packs boxes - now they are gone !

    Wonder what happened.

    Any other good places to buy strings in bulk to good prices?
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    Webstrings?

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    Spudman said that Rogue strings from MF are good in this thread.
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    Last time I checked, MF didn't ship to Canada. I will investigate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Last time I checked, MF didn't ship to Canada. I will investigate.
    Depends what it is and what the manufacturer's agreement with MF are for selling online. Some dealer agreements do not allow online sales outside of the US (i.e. most Fender product, though Epiphone does ship up North).

    Canadian sites cannot even post prices for some US based product, like Fender and Boss/Roland.

    It's a pain in the butt - I thought we had the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)...

    Back on topic, Robert contact GF and see what's up. I think availability of some of their product fluctuates. Maybe they'll be available if GF gets a good lot-sale purchase again.

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    I repeat, check out Webstrings. Good stuff at great prices.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kerc
    I repeat, check out Webstrings. Good stuff at great prices.
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    I want bulk strings! Can I get that from webstrings? Like 20 packs of strings to a good price?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    I want bulk strings! Can I get that from webstrings? Like 20 packs of strings to a good price?
    Here's their price table for regular electric strings:

    1-11: $2.99 per set
    12-23: $2.74 per set
    24+: $2.49 set

    And all order of more than $14 have free shipping.

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