beej
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I love the winter. But this picture is making me want summer to show up soon. The grass is absolutely perfect.
I love the winter too ... but man I love golfing and miss it in the off season!
- Thread starter Big Poppa
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I love the winter too ... but man I love golfing and miss it in the off season!
Al, I have never seen a Luke in Autum Red Rise!!! That's awsome man. I've also never seen a Silo Bass in Blue Dawn, it's not Blue burst just to let you know man.
Autum Red Rise Luke
Blue Dawn Silhoutte Bass
Glenn |B)
Autum Red Rise Luke
Blue Dawn Silhoutte Bass
Glenn |B)
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Al you got the names of almost all of them off except the Luke Blue man.
The Red Luke is Pearl Red, it's discontinued.
Candy Apple Red
Trans Purple also discontinued
Trans Orange
By the way man nice collection!!!
Glenn |B)
The Red Luke is Pearl Red, it's discontinued.
Candy Apple Red
Trans Purple also discontinued
Trans Orange
By the way man nice collection!!!
Glenn |B)
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lenny
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thats the nicest i have ever seen Autumn red rise look , i do like it!
SteveB
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Great entrance for Al, and great setup by Poppa. I entered the thread prepared to mention an accountant who I know...
robelinda2
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WOW! Love the Luke, sensational!!!!
kbaim
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Damn good reading, welcome Al.
Spudmurphy
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I'm not actually one (but I have worked for HMRC for 30 years) and I train them, think of it like I teach them how to get blood out of stone ! - in the UK !!
Alhomeboy
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Hi Glenn (and everyone else kind enough to respond to this thread),
Thank you so much for the "name corrections" on these guitars..!! Remember, I'm an idiot friggin' accountant...what the hell do I know about color charts?..:>))) I'm laughing so hard because only on an E.B./M.M. forum would the members be so sweet about letting me know the exact color names and production runs of these guitars...!!!...:>) You can make sure I'll be correcting all of these color names today on my website. Man, I friggin' love you guys!!! I didn't think anyone cared about these exquisite guitars as much as I do...boy was I wrong; I gotta tell you I feel so at home here and part of the "EB family"...:>))
I have cool story to tell everyone here. About two years ago NAMM hosted a "breakfast session" (the same kind that Sterling was a panelist on), but this one took place on Sunday morning, the last day of the show. NAMM, knowing very few people will show up for any 8:00 a.m. session on Sunday morning, came up with this cool idea called "Best in Show". Basically, six independent panelists (non-manufacturers) would pick five (5) of their favorite products they saw at the show the prior three days, which would give the people attending the B.I.S. program a "heads up" of products not to miss on their last day of the show. The program was a hit with almost a 1,000 people showing up (partly because of the free breakfast they served..:>) and it's been repeated for the last 3 shows.
As luck would have it, last year I was asked to join the B.I.S. panel; here was my chance to go "on the record" about the EB/MM guitar products. At this past Summer NAMM show in Austin, TX, instead of picking just one guitar I voted the whole line of EB/MM guitars "Best in Show." As it's turned out, the "Best in Show" designation has turned into quite an honorable and notable award in the industry..all of the suppliers are trying to figure out how they get considered for this award. Music Inc. (trade magazine) did an entire "spread" on the winners, and someone actually videotaped the whole summer B.I.S. program and sent me a videotaped copy. I took the footage and created a 15-minute movie of just me and my picks (the other panelists don't really count, do they??..:>). I'm in the process of gettin it up on our firm's website web (although the file rather large, so I'm trying to compress it somehow). Once I do, I'll let everyone know so they can see the rightful accolades I gave this great company...after all, the world needs to know...:>)
Anyway, "THANKS" again everyone for all of welcomes and thoughtful corrections to my misposted colors.:>) They will not go unappreciated...:>)
Love ya all,
Alan
Thank you so much for the "name corrections" on these guitars..!! Remember, I'm an idiot friggin' accountant...what the hell do I know about color charts?..:>))) I'm laughing so hard because only on an E.B./M.M. forum would the members be so sweet about letting me know the exact color names and production runs of these guitars...!!!...:>) You can make sure I'll be correcting all of these color names today on my website. Man, I friggin' love you guys!!! I didn't think anyone cared about these exquisite guitars as much as I do...boy was I wrong; I gotta tell you I feel so at home here and part of the "EB family"...:>))
I have cool story to tell everyone here. About two years ago NAMM hosted a "breakfast session" (the same kind that Sterling was a panelist on), but this one took place on Sunday morning, the last day of the show. NAMM, knowing very few people will show up for any 8:00 a.m. session on Sunday morning, came up with this cool idea called "Best in Show". Basically, six independent panelists (non-manufacturers) would pick five (5) of their favorite products they saw at the show the prior three days, which would give the people attending the B.I.S. program a "heads up" of products not to miss on their last day of the show. The program was a hit with almost a 1,000 people showing up (partly because of the free breakfast they served..:>) and it's been repeated for the last 3 shows.
As luck would have it, last year I was asked to join the B.I.S. panel; here was my chance to go "on the record" about the EB/MM guitar products. At this past Summer NAMM show in Austin, TX, instead of picking just one guitar I voted the whole line of EB/MM guitars "Best in Show." As it's turned out, the "Best in Show" designation has turned into quite an honorable and notable award in the industry..all of the suppliers are trying to figure out how they get considered for this award. Music Inc. (trade magazine) did an entire "spread" on the winners, and someone actually videotaped the whole summer B.I.S. program and sent me a videotaped copy. I took the footage and created a 15-minute movie of just me and my picks (the other panelists don't really count, do they??..:>). I'm in the process of gettin it up on our firm's website web (although the file rather large, so I'm trying to compress it somehow). Once I do, I'll let everyone know so they can see the rightful accolades I gave this great company...after all, the world needs to know...:>)
Anyway, "THANKS" again everyone for all of welcomes and thoughtful corrections to my misposted colors.:>) They will not go unappreciated...:>)
Love ya all,
Alan
Big Poppa
Well-known member
Al
Thanks for the plugs in austin...(especialy the ones for our guitars)
Im stirrin it up this year again....I have the lead article in the music trades magazine about the guitar biz.......I will be wearing Kevlar Underwear and a bulletproof vest because I fire a few volleys.....
Sample...."r&D for most guitar companies is a new can of paint and a different country of origin"
Thanks for the plugs in austin...(especialy the ones for our guitars)
Im stirrin it up this year again....I have the lead article in the music trades magazine about the guitar biz.......I will be wearing Kevlar Underwear and a bulletproof vest because I fire a few volleys.....
Sample...."r&D for most guitar companies is a new can of paint and a different country of origin"
PeteDuBaldo
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Hey Beej, I managed to get 18 in yesterday, it was in the 50's and 60 this weekend here in New England.
Glenn |B)
beej
Moderator
Arghh! Enjoy it while you can!
BP- when that article is printed, let us know where to get a copy!
lenny
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Truth hurts sometimes thats all.....Go get em' BP! you have your Faithful army of AxeSlingers right Behind yah!
PeteDuBaldo
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