Sort of sorry to see this shop move, as they used to be only about 30 min's. from my cousin's house in Ohio. I doubt I'll even make it out to the new shop.
My D-1A came from Dennis at the Mandolin Store I was sorry to hear they were moving as it was the only active Collings dealer in the state as it was I had a 6 hour round trip drive the day I brought it home
Collings D-1A Bourgeois Vintage D
Posts: 176 | Location: Stark county Ohio | Registered: December 24, 2005
I drove about four hrs.to visit his shop as well,nice place.I purchased a couple of Collings dreds from him over the last few years.Should be a good market for him with Pheonix being just down the road.
i spoke to dennis just before the move. he wanted to be closer to his folks and his dad is now going to help out at the store. it was a good move for him.
i wish him well as he is a great guy. always a great supply of mandolins although he told me that Collings is only allowing him to sell mandolins now that he is in Arizona. No more Collings guitars as there was already a Collings dealer in his area. ;-(
Posts: 638 | Location: york beach, maine | Registered: September 19, 2003
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