Update The Freakin Website

[xcental34x]

I've been looking at the same pics, options, and all on the MusicMan website for two freaking years. Please update it. Particularly the build your instrument section. I'd really appreciate it.

~Patrick

 

[jubjub721]

and get the new version of vbulliten

 

[johans]

yeap

i agree ...
especially on the instrument part ..
or i should say ... the Electric Bass part only ;p

 

[midopa]

Yes. Dump the guitar part and allocate the new resources to expanding the bass section. We ruv basses!

 

[Jean-Frédéric]

and there should be " Old Historycal " section ... and yeah I tottally agree

 

[SGMan88]

Ya I agree too, we could use a bit of an update

 

[Aussie Mark]

and there should be " Old Historycal " section

Plenty of historical info at Gav's website (see sticky for the address)

 

[admin]

Just to let you all know we are working on a new website, including a redesign of Music Man Online. It is coming along nicely, but as they say "you can't rush art". The instrument builder will definitely be part of the redesign but it has it's own unique challenges. Thanks for your patience.

We have the updated version of vBulletin but haven't installed it as of yet...expect an announcement on that soon.

 

[Jean-Frédéric]

Plenty of historical info at Gav's website (see sticky for the address)

yeah I know but guitars too..if there is any old Guitar by MM ... Gav's website is awesome..but everybody knows about it and the kids that go on the site and don't know about the forum don't have a clue what a Saber is and stuff

 

[bovinehost]

We're all hoping for updates. The Bongo Instrument Builder has been much discussed and hoped for.

As far as history goes, RTrussbroken has a lot of technical information and photos and so on, even from the pre-EB period. Even from the company, I hear there wasn't great documentation about the Leo era, pre-1980 or so. We've sure hashed around about those preamps Leo tinkered with on what seems to have been a daily basis......

So history is sketchy on the EBMM site, and somewhat more fleshed out on Gavin's site, especially if what you're looking for are technical details of a certain period. "What bridge is this?" He can probably help you out.

The Stingray guitars were never very popular. Back in the late 70s, I remember seeing exactly ONE. You'd be hard pressed to find enough interest on those to generate an entire website about them.

There are MM amp groupies out there, though.

I've tried to gather up details on the Bongo Saga over on my website. We all want more information than we usually have; it's normal. This is what the forum here is really good for - the exchange of information. (Which is why I get so cranky when it becomes third grade recess.)

Anyway, if we keep working on it, we'll eventually have a lot more information....oh hell, we already know a lot more than we did before joining up here, don't we?

And the cost is relatively inexpensive, don't you think?

Jack

 

[Jean-Frédéric]

well it was just a something like that .. I didn't really thouht about Gav's site when I typed ..well I did but as a great web site and that the Official MM website should have consider to do something like that or I don't know link to the site or something like that ... Well everyone is right Gav's site is THE thing my bad

 

[cgworkman]

Just to let you all know we are working on a new website, including a redesign of Music Man Online. It is coming along nicely, but as they say "you can't rush art". The instrument builder will definitely be part of the redesign but it has it's own unique challenges. Thanks for your patience.

We have the updated version of vBulletin but haven't installed it as of yet...expect an announcement on that soon.

God, is that You?!?

 

[Jean-Frédéric]

God, is that You?!?

as if it was a question to ask ... OF COURSE .. well he's one of the Gods !

 

[scottbass71]

Well said jack I have learnt a lot from forums like these