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Need Finance To Buy Some New Gear? - Sweetwater Can Help

Friends and supporters of the site, Sweetwater, are offering finance plans to help you buy the gear you want now. They are offering up to 24 month interest-free options on selected manufacturers’ products. Check out the Finance page on their site for more details and make sure you read the small print too.

Update on 2013-08-16 16:25 by Pro Tools Expert

A question was asked on Facebook regarding this post…

“You post this, but at all I ever hear from you guys is do not go into debt to buy equipment… So, what in your opinions, would classify as a purchase suitable to bring on debt?”

My view is simple - don’t go into debt to buy gear, but if you have gear you need to buy and there is an interest free option then use it. Put the money you have for the purchase in a deposit account to earn interest during the period of the loan and make it work harder for you.

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Friday 08.16.13
Posted by Mike Thornton - Pro Tools Expert
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