Most automated Acoustic Guitar Factory

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Arash

Posts: 4742
Joined: Aug. 9 2006
From: Iran (living in Germany)

Most automated Acoustic Guitar Factory

This is not classical/flamenco, but there are some interesting stuff shown and discussed in this:

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RobF

Posts: 1906
Joined: Aug. 24 2017

RE: Most automated Acoustic Guitar F... (in reply to Arash)

I haven't watched this yet, but I'm going to.

I know this brand, they make really nice sounding and good looking guitars. Unfortunately, at least in Canada, they really need to up their game when it comes to promoting themselves. A friend of mine stocks them and they don't seem to have much inclination to help him push their brand. It makes for a hard sale and it's too bad, because they're nice guitars. Just not very well known when compared to equivalent quality brands such as China's Eastman or Canada's Godin, both which have done such good jobs of establishing their reputations that they almost sell themselves.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 5 2026 5:57:28