20% Educational/Disabled Discount on LinnStrument
I offer a 20% discount on LinnStrument or LinnStrument 128, when purchased direct from my online store, for:
- Current full-time students or full-time music teachers at accredited universities or colleges. To get the discount, email me proof of your current-year full-time student or music teacher status. For full-time students, a screenshot of your current student status on your college's web site will suffice, showing your name, dates of current enrollment, and list of courses totaling at least 12 units.
- Musicians with a physical disability that significantly impedes their ability to play a conventional musical instrument. For example, you may have the functional use of only one hand or arm, making it difficult to play a wind or bowed-string instrument. Or you may have a hand disability that makes it difficult to stretch chords or otherwise play a piano keyboard, but which is not a problem on LinnStrument. If you have such a disability, please contact me (Roger) to tell me more about your issue. Because of LinnStrument's efficient use of finger gestures, it is helpful for musicians with such a physical limitation. In 2015 the UK's One Handed Musical Instrument Trust gave LinnStrument its "Best Playable Instrument" award.
Unfortunately, I cannot include free international shipping for discounted orders. If you'd like to know the approximately shipping cost, email me (Roger) with your shipping address. Also, note that for international shipments, the shipper will collect your country's VAT and duty before delivery. To learn your country's VAT and duty, visit my online store and in the text for either LinnStrument item is a link to a VAT/duty calculator. You may learn that your total cost is not so different than buying from a local dealer without the discount, plus it will be much less expensive to return it for a refund if LinnStrument does not meet your expectations.
If you'd like to purchase, please contact me to learn how to get the discount.
- Roger
If you are a musician with a physical disability, here's a helpful resource:
Guide to Buying Adaptive Musical Instruments
