Thomann Sell Faulty Guitars
I SENT YOU AN EMAIL 12 HOURS AGO ABOUT YOUR OBLIGATION TO REPAIR MY FAULTY GUITAR YOU SOLD ME, YOU HAVE NOT ANSWERED ME!!!
I have already provided photos both by email and through my online account: Thomann have a 10 picture limit on their/your online facility, maybe Thomann should revise this? This is Your restriction not mine.
You sent the guitar without checking it to your own required standards, NOT my Fault. I am officially requesting you repair it, this is my right according to UK consumer Laws, DHL have mishandled the package and damaged my Guitar, it became my guitar when funds left my bank account and went to Thomann's bank account to pay for this specifically requested item, this is a transactional obligation.
You chose DHL as a courier not me, are their employees up to a required standard? are they vetted for suitability at all? Thomann failed to package and check the guitar properly. I have paid for the item, therefore I own it so I expect you to uphold your contractual obligation and repair it. Thomann are allowed to sell into the UK market to UK customers under certain trade conditions, I bought the item in good faith I expect you the Manufacturer/retailer to equally act in good faith and Honour you contractual obligations. I read the ad when it was presented for sale on your Web site and it stated it has a 3 year Warranty part of the warranty is repairing the instrument.
When I send my guitar back to you at your cost I shall expect you to repair to the standard it was made out to be in your advert when I bought it i.e. a fully functional instrument, B Stock means it has superficial marks on it that in no way impair its usability as a Guitar, therefore it's sound and it's playability are the same as that of a Brand new instrument, I also expect you to guarantee this.
Whether this guitar is no longer Manufacturered or not makes absolutely no difference to its ability to be repaired, also can you make clear about whether or not you are refusing to repair this instrument, if so on what grounds?
Also could you explain, if I were to accept a refund what would happen to the Guitar? Wouldn't it just be repaired and sold on anyway? Surely it would not be scrapped or wasted at all? Wouldn't this go against your green credentials? So I see no reason why my guitar cannot be repaired and put to good use by me, after all that's why I bought it.
I hoped that Thomann were in the business of providing products that properly function, and are of a high quality as that of what Thomann describe on its Website, NOT with parts missing, Frets buzzing, pickups loose, a high action, the intonation being out, the truss rod adjustment tool is missing, likewise the Allen keys to adjust the bridge saddles are also missing etc, etc.
Can Thomann please explain to me why I should be put to any further inconvenience.
8 May 2026
Unprompted review