Elias Graves
Common misfit
damn you. Just when my gas was gone, you dumped a whole gallon on me.
I have wanted a 339 for a long time.
These are stupid good guitars. Highly recommended.
damn you. Just when my gas was gone, you dumped a whole gallon on me.
I have wanted a 339 for a long time.
These are stupid good guitars. Highly recommended.
I'm not sure where my Joe Pass was made but its pretty immaculate for its pricepoint. I don't have a single issue with the fit or finish of the instrument.It seems as though Epi is hitting their stride at the Quing Dao plant. Compared to what I've seen out of there even three years ago, there's a marked improvement. The finishing, especially, is much improved. Apart from a little goop in the f holes, it's as nice a finish as you'll find on any import.
I'm not sure where my Joe Pass was made but its pretty immaculate for its pricepoint. I don't have a single issue with the fit or finish of the instrument.
If they loosen the zip ties holding the children to the work bench it improves morale.Foo just got an Epi J-200 acoustic. Absolutely gorgeous, loud as a cannon and has a dual pickup nanoflex/nanomag setup with stereo out jacks and got it all for $399. I don't see how they're doing it. I guess that slave labor really makes a difference on price.
If MF wasn't out of stock on the pelham blue ones, I would have ordered it today.
If they loosen the zip ties holding the children to the work bench it improves morale.
You need to learn how to judge these things to play them right.And here I thought it was the regular beatings...
Foo just got an Epi J-200 acoustic. Absolutely gorgeous, loud as a cannon and has a dual pickup nanoflex/nanomag setup with stereo out jacks and got it all for $399. I don't see how they're doing it. I guess that slave labor really makes a difference on price.
^^^^ Great pic - that almost looks silver in it...hmmm...