how much does it cost to deliver a guitar?
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Quick Answer: Usually, a guitar in a hardshell case will cost you somewhere between $100 and $150 to ship within the US, while guitar in a gig bag costs around $85, depending on the destination, of course.
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Replacing a broken string costs $30 for one string, or $20 each for multiple strings. For broken copper-wound bass strings, please ask for a quote, as I may be able to repair the broken string instead of replacing it. (The cost for ordering a single replacement custom wound bass string is $55 including shipping.)
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It that's you, I'm going to recommend a budget of around $500. This means electric guitars around the $300 range and amps around $200. Serious acoustic guitarists can look to guitars upwards of $500.
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Usually $79 flat fee. Just call in, tell em' you had a "pick up later" order that you want delivered, give em your phone number when they ask.
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Most of our products are flat packed and designed so they're easy for you to take home. If you prefer to have your purchase delivered, you can choose from our range of convenient delivery options, like parcel delivery from $9, or truck delivery for larger orders from $49.
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UPS/FedEx Delivery Person: $20 to $25, or a small gift. FedEx drivers are allowed to receive tips and gifts under $75. While UPS prefers drivers to receive gifts, it leaves it up to the customer's discretion.
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Typically it costs between $7 and $15 to ship to the buyer depending on location.
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But i'll be rather general in my answer, and hope that it's close to what you're asking. $15 to $30 - amplifier, wiring, etc. As you can see, even a basic design, which is rather simple to wire up, has quite a range of possible costs, depending on the quality of the components.
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Fret dressing can typically cost anywhere from $80-$150 alone due to how much time and work is required to file down each fret one by one to ensure they are leveled. Keep in mind that costs can vary greatly depending on where you go (local guitar shop vs corporate chain, like Guitar Center).
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How much does it cost to restring a guitar at Guitar Center? Guitar Center is a store that exists in many American towns, so it may be your local music shop for your restringing needs. Usually, at this multi-store chain, you will be looking at $20 for restringing as well as a set of strings on top of that.
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This is what Suhr (and others) do. They build guitars to a very high standard and very high tolerances and so the costs are higher and consequently the price of the finished product will be higher. If the customer wishes to pay for this product it is up to them.
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On average, motorcycle delivery costs around £2.50 per mile for distances of 50 or less. The average motorcycle delivery cost for distances of 50 miles or more is around £0.50 per mile.
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Between 300 and 2,000 kilometre deliveries, you can estimate car transport costs A$400 to A$1,700, depending on distance. Shorter deliveries range from A$120 to A$500.
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On average, a professional guitar setup will cost between $40-$100 depending on the guitar and where you take it to get set up. This will include the basics, such as setting the action, intonation and neck relief.
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The average cost to send to Canada is between $700 and $2,500. While customs and duties can play a role in the price, the biggest influence on the cost of this type of shipment is the distance. It's also important to work with a company that has sent automobiles to Canada before.
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The price will vary by region and by how much work the guitar or bass needs. Generally speaking, a professional setup costs around $50, but it could be upwards of $100 if there's a lot of work to be done. New strings are usually part of the setup process, since the gauges of the strings affect intonation.
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Most music stores pay around half of market value for used gear, and GC pays around 55–60%. That may not sound like very much, but it's a few bucks more. So for music stores, it is pretty fair. ... If you REALLY want to make that last $200 out of your used guitar that GC won't pay, then by all means-sell it yourself.