Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Ced]

I want to buy a 4-track, and would like to find a place with quite a few options.

[faster]

Ced you can definitely find one at Nagwon (near Insadong - walk down the street and it's off to a side street near a Coffee Bean). Nagwon is the big music gear building that has a hundred shops in it.

But if you have Korean friends, use mnshome.co.kr - you can get used stuff on there on the cheapo. I just rocked some powered Event monitors.

[eamo]

[Ced]

Thanks very much guys. I'll be busy on Sunday then.

My hagwon have drums and a piano. Awesome. Some funky 4-track beats soon to emerge from the depths of Anyang.

[Ced]

What subway stop is it? I can't find an "Insadong", or "Hakwon".

[faster]

Anguk station on the orange #3 line is yr best bet - one of the exits is labeled "Insadong" and comes out in front of a police station. Go around the corner and you'll see a "quaint" street full of Korean knicknacks & stuff (and Crown Bakery). You can easily ask someone "Nagwon Odee-ayo?" or just walk down the street looking down each real street to the left until you see a Coffee Bean. When you find the Coffee Bean, past it is a big building with stairs going up, go up to the second floor and start looking for a 4 track. They can definitely be found, but it may take some searching. I'm pretty sure you can just start asking people for one, dudes there speak music-gear-English very well.

[jhaelin]

[eamo]

[uberscheisse]

one thing you should know is that nagwon is usually at least 1/2 closed on sundays. saturday is the day to check it out.

[Scotticus]

[Ronald]

Yongsan station there is a mall attached called I-Park. There is a good music store on the six floor.

[faster]

I was in the iPark one last week, but Nagwon is still the place to go.