How to Become a Fender Guitar Dealer

Published: Jul 13, 2009
Updated: Feb 23, 2021
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Fender is popular guitar brand, and music stores can buy and sell used Fender guitars. However, becoming an authorized Fender dealer is more exclusive. You will need to follow a few steps to become an official Fender dealer.

Things You'll Need:

Things You Will Need

  • Working Capital
  • Retail Space
  • Secure a website and a retail space. Fender wants dealers to have storefront space. If you are just starting, you can augment your in-store sales with online sales.

    Make sure you have sufficient working capital. To become an authorized Fender dealer, you will need to purchase thousands of dollars worth of guitars and accessories to meet the minimum inventory requirements. The exact amount of inventory you will need to invest in may vary depending on your location.

    Contact a Fender representative. He can give you exact, up-to-date requirements for becoming an authorized dealer, as these requirements may change from year to year. Their contact information is as follows: Telephone: (480) 596-7195, Fax: (480) 367-5262, email: [email protected]

    Warnings:

    • Fender may not accept you as an authorized dealer if your retail space is too close to another dealer.

    References

    Tucker Cummings

    Tucker Cummings is a freelance writer based in New England. She holds two Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of New Hampshire and is a member of the Association of Professional Business Writers. Cummings is also a food writer and…

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