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Imported guitars
Posted by Arnold R. Brown on Sun, 07/04/04 - 09:31:46.
am in a real dilemma! I am looking for a guitar manufacturer that I can deal with to sell their guitars; locally and on the internet. I am well experianced in retail.
There are so many makes out there to choose from. I would really like to know which imported guitar (Korea, Tiwan, China, etc - doesn't matter) is the best guitar for the money.
Since I also want one for my own personal use , I am interested in a flat top copied after a Martin D-28. I have seen many that appear to be good (on the web) but how do I know which brand to choose?
I am 72 years old, still playing and my fellow musicians admire the way I play and my rhythm style. ( I guess I play some nice chords and play smoothly)
I play a vintage Epiphone (1951) archtop acoustic. Everybody that sees (and plays) it, loves it. I do too, but for my purpose, I feel I should play a flat top.
There are so many good guitars out there that many of us have not even heard of. That's why I need some suggestions
If any of y'all have any ideas, I will appreciate hearing from you.
I don't check this message board out very often, but you can email me at [email protected]
Just in case there is a factory rep reading this post, please check out my "about me" page on eBay. Type in **arnoldrbrown.com**
Thank you so much for your help. I hope to hear for you soon.
Arnold R. Brown
Re: Imported guitars
Contact Dean guitars in Clearwater Florida. They have a website..... They need all the dealers they can get..
: am in a real dilemma! I am looking for a guitar manufacturer that I can deal with to sell their guitars; locally and on the internet. I am well experianced in retail.
: There are so many makes out there to choose from. I would really like to know which imported guitar (Korea, Tiwan, China, etc - doesn't matter) is the best guitar for the money.
: Since I also want one for my own personal use , I am interested in a flat top copied after a Martin D-28. I have seen many that appear to be good (on the web) but how do I know which brand to choose?
: I am 72 years old, still playing and my fellow musicians admire the way I play and my rhythm style. ( I guess I play some nice chords and play smoothly)
: I play a vintage Epiphone (1951) archtop acoustic. Everybody that sees (and plays) it, loves it. I do too, but for my purpose, I feel I should play a flat top.
: There are so many good guitars out there that many of us have not even heard of. That's why I need some suggestions
: If any of y'all have any ideas, I will appreciate hearing from you.
: I don't check this message board out very often, but you can email me at [email protected]
: Just in case there is a factory rep reading this post, please check out my "about me" page on eBay. Type in **arnoldrbrown.com**
: Thank you so much for your help. I hope to hear for you soon.
: Arnold R. Brown
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