I'm looking for an online stringed instrument retailer based in Indiana?

by acousticgirl

A while ago I found an online music store that sold mostly violin / string and orchestra stuff. I can’t remember the name of the company but they were based out of Indiana. It might have been named string world or something like that. Anyone have any suggestions?
A website link would be most appreciated!

Answer by cam can help
Aside from guitarcenter.com (located in Brownsburg) there is this house in KY – http://stringinstruments.com/

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Lets say I start up a website promotion music instrument supplies such as cables, strings, instrument polish kits, etc. I know that once i start it up I will have very small traffic. But should I expect even 1 sale? will people even know that my website exist?

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Don’t be fooled by anyone on the internet who says you can get lots of sales quickly – it takes time and effort. But if you place the time and effort in the right house, it will work out for you in the longer term.

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