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What’s happening in the musical instruments industry?
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The Prowler
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What’s happening in the musical instruments industry?
Companies make instruments. They go through distribution channels and eventually they are bought by the end-consumer.
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Yes and I love it. I’ve always had an eye on G&L because for whatever reason, I didn’t want to buy a Fender. I’ve always liked the tele body shape. I went to the local small music store to look at another guitar and I didn’t like it but the tele was sitting there and I picked it up and it felt perfect. It’s Korean. The previous owner took good care of it and replaced the pickups with Seymour Duncans. $400 with a hard shell case.
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If this is true, it won’t affect me because I don’t need to buy another guitar. However, I would hate to see some of these longstanding companies and manufacturers fall by the wayside.
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That’s my reaction, sad sign of the times.
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What kind of amp do you use? I’ve been using a 40 watt Spark amp. It was a stupid purchase because I only use it for its basic functions. I have a Fender Deluxe 85 that was sort of given to me. That’s too much and it’s why I bought a little Kustom practice amp and that’s all I really need.
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I’ve got a Supro Delta King 12 inch and a Pignose
