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COOL: EBMM Germany Website

GHWelles

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Here is a very nice website in Germany for EBMM. Excellent large pictures of the guitars and basses!

http://www.musicman.de/

Also check out the illustrated instruction on how to maintain the neck with oil and wax, under the heading

"Die richtige Pflege eines MusicMan Halses mit dem Pflegeset"

The German EBMM site is cool, But don't start posting on the forum there, it would take away from this one....
 
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......after you removed the deposits and Abschleifspaenchen !!!

that damn Abschleifspaenchen-its so difficult to get off ??????????

Had a bass player who spoke fluent German and whilst we were playing in Munich he taught me some real useful phrases (please excuse the spelling!!)
1)Du bist eine grosse gerburtstagkuchen.
2) I habe eine grosse kuggleschreiber.

So after I spread about my usefull phrases to all and sundry I discovered that they meant :-
1) You are a big birthdaycake.
2) I have a large ballpoint pen.

... damn bass players!!!! :o :D
 
Hey guys, check our pricefinder at www.musicman.de, you can find it at MusicMan/Gitarren (or Basses). It shows all possible options on all models!

Best regards,

Phily
 
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The only thing that is a little wacky is that (and I didn't translate it) on the neck care page, they're using polish cloths to dispense the goods...thats all well and good if you're going to toss them (always water down so that they don't spontaneously combust) but you're not going to be able to reuse them for that purpose...plus keeping used rags around is a possible firestarter...just a tip. ;)
 
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