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Location: south east Michigan | A scenerio....
1) After lots of effort, Miles comes up with a way to obtain an OFC strap. He gives us a general description. NO CUSTOM REQUESTS! If the deal he works out is for a mauve strap...that's it.
2) Miles asks for, and recieves commitmets from 30 members to buy a strap.
3) Then, these 30 folks send in the money for the straps.
4) When Miles receives payment for all 30, he pulls the trigger on the deal with his supplier.
5) We wait patiently for our custom order to arrive.
This way Miles and the OFC store will not get stuck with inventory that might take to long to move. We get a nice custom made strap and can finally end this thread. |
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September 2003
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Location: south east Michigan | Maybe the straps can be numbered #1 through #whatever.
Hey...you get your thrills where you can. |
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Posts: 4413
| I'm not about to apply for Miles' job any time soon. |
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September 2003
Posts: 9301
Location: south east Michigan | I know...I know. Miles and Al do alot of pro-bono work on our behalf. I'm not taking that for granted.
Although it's not full compensation, I'll pour them a Rusty Nail at the OFC tour. |
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Location: south east Michigan | And I'm not saying that the OFC upkeep fund should not benefit from this project. |
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July 2004
Posts: 474
Location: Anchorage, Alaska | I added my name to the list back in October. If there is a new list get me on that one too. I will take at least 1 Ovation strap. |
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Posts: 10
Location: Hastings, Michigan | I like the short, nilon-woven, straps that I can leave on the bottom peg of the guitar in the case. That way there is less time from thinkin' to strumin'. |
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Ovation Fan Club Guitar Strap
