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rombsix
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Joined: Jan. 11 2006
From: Beirut, Lebanon

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Hi friends, I had seen this kind of product before, but always thought the beads were too bulky, so I opted not to try such a contraption. I came across these newer ones however that have a much smaller profile. In fact, I had ordered these from Amazon along with something else, and they all came together in the same box. The beads and their packaging were hidden in the paper receipt that was in the box, and being so tiny and inconspicuous, I actually did NOT see them being wrapped in the paper receipt! I was pretty disappointed (I've been tired lately with lots of work), so I fired an email to Kent, the company representative from Rosette, and within an hour or two he had already sent me another two sets of beads (I had gotten two sets since I have two guitars). I then finally went through the box contents more carefully few days later, and lo and behold I found the beads that were originally shipped. I immediately contacted Kent to have him halt the shipping, but the two extra sets of beads were already shipped. He kindly said that I keep them for my own purposes, so I figured since I have only two guitars, I would give away the two extra sets once they arrive to me so y'all can try them. I then FINALLY changed the strings on my Cordoba GK Studio Negra (after about 1.5 years of not changing them) and used the beads instead of the traditional tie-block of the guitar. They were very easy to use and made the bridge area of my guitar look much sleeker. See the attached photo, and I have more photos on DropBox that you can see via the provided link (higher quality images). http://www.rosetteguitarproducts.com/new-page/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01E7FQ03O/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pda88yluz985g12/AABxbqWZNlqF_I0akdmwr3Cfa?dl=0 If anyone would like to get a free set (black beads, 7 in number, $15 value), please contact me and we'll figure out how to get them to you. However, I ask that you post a review with photos if you get one of the free sets from me (through Kent's generosity and amazing customer support). Cheers!
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