My Visit to the EBMM Factory

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Oh hey,

At the end of May, I was fortunate enough to visit the EBMM factory whilst on holiday in California.
The new issue of my magazine is out today in Australia and it includes a big feature I wrote about the factory visit.

It was an absolute dream come true to visit the factory. I was already a huge advocate for the brand, but getting to meet the team and see everything behind the scenes only made me even more proud to play their gear.

It meant a hell of a lot to a nerdy guy from New Zealand who spent his teenage years sitting at home learning to play John Petrucci solo's, hoping to one day get a JP6. Never did I think that years later I would be the editor of a large music magazine, owner of multiple EBMM guitars and get to experience the factory itself. Life is pretty surreal sometimes.
 

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Lucky guy. I'd love to get that chance. Of course, it would probably be awful for my bank account because I'd come home wanting all of them. :)
 
Nice congrats, I'm sure it was the experience of a lifetime.

Great pictures, what's that purple guitar in the 2nd picture?

Glenn |B)
 
Oh hey,

At the end of May, I was fortunate enough to visit the EBMM factory whilst on holiday in California.
The new issue of my magazine is out today in Australia and it includes a big feature I wrote about the factory visit.

It was an absolute dream come true to visit the factory. I was already a huge advocate for the brand, but getting to meet the team and see everything behind the scenes only made me even more proud to play their gear.

It meant a hell of a lot to a nerdy guy from New Zealand who spent his teenage years sitting at home learning to play John Petrucci solo's, hoping to one day get a JP6. Never did I think that years later I would be the editor of a large music magazine, owner of multiple EBMM guitars and get to experience the factory itself. Life is pretty surreal sometimes.

I hope everyone showed you a great time!
 
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