sergiodeblanc
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A purple Santana is worth the wait.
Amen brother... I've spent the better part of a year hunting one down.A purple Santana is worth the wait.
A purple Santana is worth the wait.
Don't let my wife see that or she'll make me buy one.
What’s her phone number?
What’s her phone number?
Just email her a picture.
What’s her email?
I just showed her the picture.
She said what's that?
It's a Santana model.
No, what's that line? (past the bridge)
It's just like these two other lines. (by the pickups)
Why do they have those lines?
Because Santana models come with those lines.
Why did they put then there? They are ugly.
(Hangar18 smacks himself in the forehead.)
Mrs has a similar reaction. But she likes Santanas, which is why she pounced on a Westie like a lioness who hadn’t eaten in a week when she saw it.I just showed her the picture.
She said what's that?
It's a Santana model.
No, what's that line? (past the bridge)
It's just like these two other lines. (by the pickups)
Why do they have those lines?
Because Santana models come with those lines.
Why did they put then there? They are ugly.
(Hangar18 smacks himself in the forehead.)
Strange... I love those lines. Two requirements for my core Santana were the OM truss rod cover (though I guess I could have switched with the one on my Westie) and the inlay "lines". Viva la difference I guess.
Quick update - reshipped on Friday, it got to Tokyo and was intercepted by the Japanese Customs department on Saturday morning... officially listed as "on hold for customs inspection now" at Tokyo International. Hopefully its a quick visit.
OOH!
Date and time Status of Item Location
27/07/2018 15:32 Posted
28/07/2018 10:22 Arrived at export office Tokyo
28/07/2018 10:31 Held for export customs inspection TOKYO INT
01/08/2018 06:20 Departed from export office Tokyo
Ladies and Gentlemen, we have departed Japan! Of course, I am leaving Friday for a 9 day trip and won't be able to retrieve it until the 13th!
I hope the 13th isn’t a Friday.
If your trip is to the Caribbean or the Greek Islands, I could go in your place and solve your problem. I’m a team player.
Why the participants at CITES decided to include finished musical instruments is a good puzzle.
Instead of just placing the onus/responsibility on timbre supplies and guitar manufacturers (who deal in huge bulks of rosewood and should as professionals rightly be responsible), they also saw it fit to place the responsibility on individual private owners and dealers of each individual finished guitar, which contains only a sliver of rosewood on the fingerboard. And we individual buyers also don’t have ANY control on how the wood was sourced, and are typically not in the know too. Well done.