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Devon Zhu


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Jiangsu Province, China
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2013 9:33 pm    
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hello all friends !

we just have new finished copper resonator guitars and resonator ukuleles for sale. all 100% new conditions. quality warranty. cheap China factory price. we just accept paypal payment . you could purchase from our online shop directly, shipment from China to your office by express. all items at web are free shipment .
please check web http://www.chinamusicalstore.com/


best regards

devon


www.aiersiguitar.com
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Kevin Hatton

 

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Buffalo, N.Y.
Post  Posted 11 Aug 2013 5:21 pm    
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I would only buy one if they were made in America. Perhaps the quality would go up.
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Devon Zhu


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Jiangsu Province, China
Post  Posted 12 Aug 2013 11:26 pm    
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thanks. in fact. most of brands OEM in China indeed. about our resoantor ukulele. it's valuable for you to order . we provied for final customer too. details from our onlineshop
http://www.chinamusicalstore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2
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Denny Turner

 

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Oahu, Hawaii USA
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2013 4:11 am    
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Mr. Zhu,

I have watched your company on the internet for several years now. I think your company and it's people have good pride to make very good instruments (imho). I see many expert details in your instruments, (and see a few mistakes, like compensated bridge saddles on lap steel guitars that don't make sense and are functionally wrong for lap steel intonation; And other ways to make your lap steels better for the western world players / market).

Your website language translation to english needs MUCH more & better work.

You can email or PM (private message from this forum) me for suggestions; OR you could ask for suggestions right here on this Forum and get many good suggestions from very good people (as well as wise cracks from wise-crackers who are uaually good people too).

The ever-increasing craftsmanship and quality of musical instruments from Japan, then Korea and now China have changed the world market for instruments and made more instruments more affordable for more people and more music and enjoyment for the planet, ...all the better for the most part.

I wish you and all people of planet Earth the Very Best.
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Al Terhune


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Newcastle, WA
Post  Posted 23 Aug 2013 7:51 am    
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I agree with Denny. It doesn't matter where something is made (although Denny did not say that - I am)- it's the specs and material used. Just like the United States, China makes both quality and low-end merchandise. My favorite microphone (and I've had American-made, Austrian-made, German-made, and Japanese-made), is a Chinese-made tube microphone. Your instruments look good for the price - and I'm sure they're made well, because I know you know if they are not, your customers have an internet voice that will make or break you here. (I'm still a fan of Kevin Hatton!)
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