Tom Blackshear -> RE: M. REYES BUILD PLANS and brace sanding techniques?????? ANYONE??? HELP!!! (Feb. 4 2013 13:15:40)
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ORIGINAL: Deniz Whenever i read a post by Blackshear, it doesnt make me wanna get a Reyes guitar. It makes me wanna get a Reyes PLAN. Seriously. And i dont even have any interest in guitar building, i wouldnt know what to do with that plan. He is SOO GOOOD in advertising his own stuff, and i mean that 100% honestly. The way he connects Vicente Amigo to his work although there is not much connection. Thats talent. Yeah it kinda sucks he has to repeat himself that often, but this is how advertising works. Deniz, The idea was to make a plan with fine tuning added to it to help other guitar makers gain some insight how Spanish masters work with their art. This was not easy but the feed back I've had for doing this is all positive from those who e-mailed to thank me for donating it. I have made no money on the plan as it was donated to the GAL to distribute to those builders who wanted to try it out. It is their best seller, the last I heard, and the Spanish factory that builds some very high end guitars for Spanish guitar companies says it is the best flamenco pattern they've worked with, so far. And the accusation that I did this to be linked with Reyes for my own building practice, might fly, if I built more than a guitar or two per year. As it is, we all have to make guitars to earn a living, and I hate to insult anyone for having a passion for their craft or anything guitar related on this forum. But I will answer those who claim that I have nothing to say, even if I have to repeat myself due to their insults. Whatever happened to free speech, as it seems certain members of this list want to lock things down whenever they disagree with their peers. And to me, this is unacceptable for any chat list that desires to encourage new membership. And Deniz, I once talked with Willie Nelson on the phone years ago and in our conversation I mentioned to him that we have to keep our name before the public, otherwise they will have a tendency to forget about us, and he said, "Boy! isn't that the truth."
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