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Pair of 20th Silos

Beth will have an announcement regarding a new policy regarding international sales on limited product. Bethie>??????

I dont think that we got the orders on the 30th and 20th to meet the demand in Europe
 
Now that I have bought every 30th Stingray I could find, I guess it is time to move on to 20th Silos.

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BP needs a new pair of shoes...

What's beautiful about these two guitars is that the design looks totally different on both of them. They really look unique.
 
You heard it here first, folks!

I love it. I can imagine Pete on the edge of his pharmacist's seat, Euro signs in his eyes... ;)

Our interests lie in serving the customer and making sure they have all the tools needed to be happy musicians. We have found that with the release of limited instruments, especially high-end ones, that it has become increasingly difficult to get dealers and distributors to purchase these instruments without an end user order and stock them for the customers. This leaves those of you who missed the boat on ordering the limited pieces with no way to legitimately purchase one. In order to better serve the customer, we have a new policy: any dealer (that means you, Pete, Beaver, Brent, Colin, et al) is permitted to sell limited instruments provided that it has been 24 months since its premiere. (i.e. at a NAMM show)

To clarify: It has been almost 18 months since the first showing of the 20th Anniversary Silhouette, 30th Anniversary StingRays and Limited Edition 2006 Black and Gold. In January of 2008, any dealer will be permitted to sell these two models over international borders.

Dargie Delights were introduced at Summer NAMM 2006, so in July of 2008, any dealer will be permitted to sell new Dargies over international borders.

Henceforth, any dealer is NOW permitted to sell the 2005 Limited Edition Buttercream instruments over international borders.

*This goes for limited instruments that are available for any one year only. If you have any questions, feel free to PM Kevin. :D
 
BTW, Silverburst, that 20th with the rosewood fretboard has a SICK top! Never ever get rid of it, that thing belongs in a museum!
 
Does it work in reverse too? Can I buy from Dave Bs shop in the U.K on the limited stuff after the time expires, if I wanted to?
 
BTW, Silverburst, that 20th with the rosewood fretboard has a SICK top! Never ever get rid of it, that thing belongs in a museum!


Thank you! I had to catch my breath a little when I opened the case. I bought it based on photos from the dealer's website, and didn't expect it to look as cool as it does in person.
 
Pondered buying the one on the left several times from Jason, got the seven string instead. Another one of the "boat wake" tops. Its a beaut!
 
You heard it here first, folks!

Dargie Delights were introduced at Summer NAMM 2006, so in July of 2008, any dealer will be permitted to sell new Dargies over international borders.

Henceforth, any dealer is NOW permitted to sell the 2005 Limited Edition Buttercream instruments over international borders.

:(
I just purchased my black Luke II because I couldn't get a buttercream one...

But that gives me enough time to save up for a Dargie Luke, maybe even with a piezo!!!
:D

So please keep me posted, guys!
 
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