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Location: Phoenix AZ | The Takamine Gallery website is more or less finished. Please look it over and let me know if you see any errors or anything that isn't working properly.
http://www.takaminegallery.com
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Location: south east Michigan | I bounced around just about every link.
It all worked and it looks great.
I went to the Townshend link first (no surprise there).
It is a fantastic looking guitar with some amazing specs. I hope to try one someday. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Looks good. |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | looks ok, but why you don't want to use for example joomla! + owny template?
it's fast, works on mySQL 4 and php 4, and you have great administration panel |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I know I don't speak Polish, although I should, but I don't even recognize the language you're speaking, Shovel. Is that computer talk? |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | "...detailed information about specifically..."
Bad sentence structure.
Maybe "detailed information specifically about" |
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Location: Tennessee | Very nice. Perhaps you can put up a page for some of their Bluegrass guitars. I've heard rave reviews about those too.
Maybe I can hire you can put together a website for my son ... his song just got picked up by a record label and they're asking for more. :cool: |
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Location: NJ | Nice.
Where's the Ovations?? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | What, them round plastic things? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Maybe I can hire you can put together a website for my son ... his song just got picked up by a record label and they're asking for more. :cool: Congrats. My daughter is a professional website designer. She has a full time job, but also does some contract work. Of course, you probably know a zillion website designers already. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Dave,
Great job. The site is well organized and easy to navigate.
I was impressed with quality of workmanship on the EF75.
What material is the cushion for the strap button? Did you do the installation or did it come equipped that way? |
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Location: Central Oregon | Everything worked fine for me Tup. Easy to navigate. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
What material is the cushion for the strap button? Did you do the installation or did it come equipped that way? Came that way. It's a felt washer to protect the wood.
Dave |
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Location: ranson,wva | dave, verry nice work on the site. verry easy to navigate and well laied out......jason |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I just added a link to the video tour of the Takamine factory (thanks Tom_CA). You'll need a pretty fast internet connection, but it is a really good tour and very impressive the craftmanship involved in making these instruments.
Factory tour video is on the Takamine Info page.
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Location: Up North | All links work fine, graphics all look good. (running on a Mac OSX v.10.4.9 with Firefox 1.5.0.11)
Nice job Dave. |
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Location: big island | next thing you know, dave will be posting on the OFC from sakashita, japan where he was personally invited by the takamine company for his stupendous contribution in support of their guitars. (no poking fun at the name, "sakashita", cliff or jeff w)
excellent work, dave. you are one of my heroes. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Hey Lanaki, the thought of visiting the factory is definately on my mind. Thanks for the kind words. Dave |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | tupperware: computer language with few mistakes.
however : http://www.engineering.consul.pl -> this page was made using joomla, and it took me an hour. After 2 more hours (mainly spent on creating better logo) it'll look really fine.
Joomla is free Content Management System.
www.joomla.org |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Thanks for the tip on jooomla. Dave |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Let me know about that tour Dave.
Good job on the site. |
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Location: SoCal | Actually, Dave goes to Japan for work. A factory tour is not out of the question for him..... |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Very Nice !!......but where is that link to that Factory Tour exactly ??
(I know ,I´m a klutz with computers )
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Location: Phoenix AZ | It's on the "Tak Info" page. Below the paragraphs about the company. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Only problem that I see is that my name is not under the list of current owners :D |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Loved the video. I'm sure that hand-made in Japan is not all that dissimilar from hand-made in Connecticut or anywhere else in the world, but it is interesting to watch the steps. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I enjoyed the factory video.
It looks like Takamine also has their open house in May. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Thank You Dave :)
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Location: Alberta, Canada | Dave, that video link is a great addition to the site. Really cool; I'm beginning to think I need to become bilingual. :) |
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