Amazon.ca now sells musical instruments and wireless products

Amazon.ca is now carrying one of Canada’s largest selections of musical products including stringed instruments, DJ & lighting equipment, drums, sound & recording equipment, keyboards & pianos, amps and musical instrument accessories from top brands including Shure, Audio Technica, Gibson, Pioneer, Cecilio and D’Addario.
·         More than a million items in the new Wireless store including chargers, batteries, screen protectors, and headsets, as well as cases and covers from brands such as Otterbox, Lifeproof, Speck, Ballistic, Urban Armor Gear and Belkin.
·         Take advantage of free shipping on eligible orders or Free Two-Day Shipping via Amazon Prime, so you don’t have to worry about transporting heavy musical equipment on your own and can get your products delivered to right to your doorstep.

To have a closer look at the selection of products from these two new categories, please visit the Musical Instruments store at http://www.amazon.ca/musical-instruments  and the Wireless store at www.amazon.ca/wireless.

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Source: Engadget

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Source: Engadget