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Posted by Larry Griffin (from: ) on May 26, 2003 at 07:53:30:

In Reply to: made in china posted by happy noodle girl on December 30, 2002 at 19:31:02:

Greetings Mr. Johnson Guitar owner,

I believe I understand your concerns about a product made in China. Your guitar looks and plays to good to be true. I purchased a Johnson (JT-800_ Telecaster on line @ auction. The unit was near perfect. I took it to my local guitar shop. The guitar was set up Professionally, for me. This guitar is awesome. I have another guitar brand that was purchased new. That does not sound half as good as this Taiwan made instrument. After having said that. Let's look at a few issues. Most of us would like a name brand $2000.00 + guitar. However most of do not want to put out the big bucks. :-) Your guitar was made by a craftsman using the mold of that famous guitar model it replicates. Most likely the only issues that will surface is to have your instrument set up for your playing style. Maybe upgrade the tuning machines or selector switch if you are having trouble. Then all you have to do is ROCK ON! The money you saved can be invested in a good american amp and maybe a hard case for your new Baby. Note: Free China is an ally of the United States. We need all of the allies we can get. Even the famous "Fender Guitar Brand", has a specific model made in China. :-) CHECK IT OUT ON LINE TODAY!

Enjoy your new toy!

Sincerely,

Larry Griffin
www.logos-financial.com

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: Greetings Mr. Johnson Guitar owner, : I believe I understand your concerns about a product made in China. Your guitar looks and plays to good to be true. I purchased a Johnson (JT-800_ Telecaster on line @ auction. The unit was near perfect. I took it to my local guitar shop. The guitar was set up Professionally, for me. This guitar is awesome. I have another guitar brand that was purchased new. That does not sound half as good as this Taiwan made instrument. After having said that. Let's look at a few issues. Most of us would like a name brand $2000.00 + guitar. However most of do not want to put out the big bucks. :-) Your guitar was made by a craftsman using the mold of that famous guitar model it replicates. Most likely the only issues that will surface is to have your instrument set up for your playing style. Maybe upgrade the tuning machines or selector switch if you are having trouble. Then all you have to do is ROCK ON! The money you saved can be invested in a good american amp and maybe a hard case for your new Baby. Note: Free China is an ally of the United States. We need all of the allies we can get. Even the famous "Fender Guitar Brand", has a specific model made in China. :-) CHECK IT OUT ON LINE TODAY! : Enjoy your new toy! : Sincerely, : Larry Griffin : www.logos-financial.com

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