Search  
  Find Travel Companions  

more...

  Forum  
Shanghai Music China 2009 Expo: A musician's playground
Posted by: dannyrogue dannyrogue's Posts
Post time: 13-Oct-2009  11:05

Update: Legendary bassists T.M. Stevens (Miles Davis, James Brown, Cyndi Lauper, Tina Turner) and Jonas Hellborg (Mahavishnu Orchestra) will perform tomorrow afternoon at 12pm at the Warwick pavilion. 

Audiophiles, musos, aspiring producers, and sound and lighting techs rejoice! Music China 2009 instrument expo, China's largest, begins today, October 13th.

While Shanghai has a number of solid instrument shops on JinLing Lu (near People's Square), Music China 2009 features displays and prototypes from many world-renowned manufacturers, including Warwick, Gibson, Electro-Harmonix, Taylor and D'Addario, making it the perfect place for potential buyers and collectors to come check out the latest gear, purchase hard-to-find items and pocket free schwag.

Located in Pudong at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC), Music China 2009 is just a 10 minute walk from the Longyang Lu Metro Station (Metro Line 2, 2345 Longyang Lu).

Admission is FREE, however the first two days of the Expo are reserved for trade buyers, while Thursday and Friday are open to the public.

Doors open at 9:30 am and close at 5pm on Thursday and 3:30 on Friday.

For more information, contact info@sniec.net or call (86) 21 3876-0488.

[Last edited by dannyrogue on 20-Oct-2009  18:47]

Share

Post by: sneakingsa ...  Time: 15-Oct-2009  13:37
I've heard that there will also be some performances. Is this true?
Post by: dannyrogue  Time: 15-Oct-2009  18:48
@ Sneakingsally,

You are indeed correct. Check the update above. T.M. Stevens and Jonas Hellborg will be playing tomorrow around noon. Be there for a rippin' bass spectacular.
Post by: Arthur A  Time: 23-Oct-2009  9:48
ai-yo, I read this too late and missed the expo. How was it?
I'm new in Shanghai, but I looking for a new guitar. I went to Jinling Lu but I suspect many of the products are fake.
Can anyone recommend a good store that sells real gear and offers warranty or at least make repairs?