Used guitars and saz on sahibinden.com, sent to Telegram

Picture a player in İzmir who wants a fairly priced Telecaster and keeps losing it to whoever messaged the seller during lunch on sahibinden.

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Narrow the instrument search to one model

Open the musical instruments area under İkinci El ve Sıfır Alışveriş and type the exact model into the search box, such as Roland TD-07 or Yamaha PSR. Add a price ceiling in lira, use kimden to keep private sellers or shops, and set il and ilçe if you want to try it before buying. Sort with Tarihe göre (Önce en yeni ilan), then copy the address bar.
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What a lunchtime Telecaster teaches you

Good used instruments in Turkey rarely sit around. Someone moves abroad, finishes music school, or finally admits the keyboard is a coat rack, and they price it to go this week. The first few people who write with a real question get the visit; the rest get „sold, sorry“.

A Telegram card shortens the distance between the listing and your message. No reloading the results page; the card waits in a chat you open all day anyway.

Checking a bağlama, a Strat or an amp in person

On a saz, look at the bowl seams and the top for cracks, sight along the neck for a bend, and tune it up to see whether the pegs hold. Tied frets can be moved back into place; a warped neck cannot be fixed so easily. On an electric guitar, check fret wear near the nut, roll each knob for crackle and try every pickup position.

Amps and electro-bağlamas deserve a cable and a few minutes of playing. Hum, cutting out and a loose jack are costs you will not see in a photo, so play it where it sits whenever you can.

Dead keys and a short synth test

Press every key on a digital piano or workstation, slowly, and listen for silent or uneven notes. Plug headphones into the output and a sustain pedal into its socket. On a synth, load a few presets and turn the encoders; a dim or flickering screen is worth asking about.

Brand copies, deposits and the cargo question

Famous names attract copies. When a Gibson or Martin is listed far below what others ask, compare the serial, headstock logo and hardware with genuine reference photos. A request for kapora before you have seen the instrument, or a seller who will only ship, is a reason to slow down.

If you do buy from another city, ask for a hard case or a heavily padded box and for slackened strings on a guitar. Prefer paying when you can see the instrument, and meet in a busy public place for a hand-over.

Telegram for the whole band

Forward a card to your drummer or teacher and decide together; the photo and button travel intact. Mute a backup search and its cards arrive quietly.

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