| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Tim Scheerhorn/ China Beards | | Date: | Monday, October 8, 2007 17:38:50 (-0700) | | From: | Tim Dawdy <beardvc @........com>
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Everyone
I own one of the "China Beard/Goldtones" The instrument has allowed
me to progress to the point that I not only desire a custom Guitar,
but I will actually appreciate it.
The "China Beard" also has instilled some customer loyalty for Paul
Beards shop.
Story:
I walked into the Beard shop without an appointment a few years ago
with my "China Beard". It needed some fine tuning and touch-up work.
I was treated like their most important customer.
Howard and crew not only took care of my needs but did several
unrequested upgrades at no cost. On subsequent visits the customer
service is always outstanding.
If well made offshore guitars help beginners start out with a decent
instrument, I am all for it. I also believe that the market for
custom quality resonators will also benefit.
Tim Dawdy
On Oct 8, 2007, at 6:13 AM, Brad Harper wrote:
>>
>> I am saying that China has hit the US reso. makers hard from the
>> big name
>> makers to the small cottage builders.
>>
>
> The only import reso's that are making any impact are products *of*
> the "big
> name" makers. Before they injected their expertise, today's hot-
> rod imports
> were mediocre @ best. Now, new players can get near boutique caliber
> performance for just a bit more than lots of us paid for overseas
> clunkers
> that we couldn't wait to replace.
>
> There's still plenty of demand for more expensive resos... now
> more than
> ever.
>
> -bh
>
>
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