pac90
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Such a romantic language.
Steve’s an @sshole with his misleading listing. I hope he locks himself out of his car.
Sergio is on a break, but he explains his comment in the posts that follow in this thread. I don’t think there is much more to clarify.@sergiodeblanc
I apologize for resurrecting this thread, but coincidentally enough, I just bought the “Starla” pickups at that reverb link. Now I find this thread, and I am having a good bit of anxiety, after seeing you say that the listing is misleading. Please clarify. Thank you, much.
https://reverb.com/item/35288044-paul-reed-smith-starla-2010-s-chrome
These are Korean pickups, not USA ones. That’s the misleading part. They should have been labeled as Korean and been listed for a lower price. That’s what all the comments were about.
@sergiodeblanc
I apologize for resurrecting this thread, but coincidentally enough, I just bought the “Starla” pickups at that reverb link. Now I find this thread, and I am having a good bit of anxiety, after seeing you say that the listing is misleading. Please clarify. Thank you, much.
https://reverb.com/item/35288044-paul-reed-smith-starla-2010-s-chrome
Steve’s an @sshole with his misleading listing. I hope he locks himself out of his car.
Merry Christmas! The pickups were not listed as USA nor priced as such; they were specifically listed as Korean in the Country of Manufacture in the Reverb form. Reverb as I’ve learned does not display this information from the seller but had you the courtesy to discuss with me I would have happily provided that information as I did to my buyer. The pictures clearly show they are G&B pickups, which are made in Korea. I suggest you take up your quarrel with Reverb. The pictures were from the same listing I bought them from a year ago. They were priced and sold for far below USA PRS pickups.