fresnorich
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- Joined
- Dec 29, 2003
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I arrived Sat. morning and left after the artist round-table.
Wow! What a great time. Sterling really went all out and it's a shame more people couldn't make it.
Photo Album
I met quite a few people (I can't even remember all the names right now) and felt very welcomed by Sterling, Jack, Steve, Pete, Karen, Mark, Lowell, Ben, and all the other wonderful people I talked to.
Sterling passed around several prototypes and first off the production line basses and guitars for people to play and admire. He is truely a generous man. The food was great and the EB employees were awesome to put up with us and let us watch them do their jobs.
I'm so excited about my new Buttercream HH SR4 I have coming. I got to play a bunch of great basses and these new dual humbucker Stingrays are awesome.
Another very exciting development was the Rosewood neck! They had one on each model bass (SR4, SR5, Sterling, Bongo) and they felt amazing. It's not clear if they will ever make it into production, however, because of the limited amount of rosewood available.
The tour included electronics and final setup, but I forgot an extra memory card.
Both the Sterling/Dudley discussion and artist round-table were facinating and very entertaining to say the least.
Wow! What a great time. Sterling really went all out and it's a shame more people couldn't make it.
Photo Album
I met quite a few people (I can't even remember all the names right now) and felt very welcomed by Sterling, Jack, Steve, Pete, Karen, Mark, Lowell, Ben, and all the other wonderful people I talked to.
Sterling passed around several prototypes and first off the production line basses and guitars for people to play and admire. He is truely a generous man. The food was great and the EB employees were awesome to put up with us and let us watch them do their jobs.
I'm so excited about my new Buttercream HH SR4 I have coming. I got to play a bunch of great basses and these new dual humbucker Stingrays are awesome.
Another very exciting development was the Rosewood neck! They had one on each model bass (SR4, SR5, Sterling, Bongo) and they felt amazing. It's not clear if they will ever make it into production, however, because of the limited amount of rosewood available.
The tour included electronics and final setup, but I forgot an extra memory card.
Both the Sterling/Dudley discussion and artist round-table were facinating and very entertaining to say the least.
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