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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/local/school-of-mines-graduates-bu...
The School of Mines really is a great school for technology, but obviously they don't know much about guitar history! |
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Location: Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA | And guess who else is doing it NOW?.....F@#$%^!
Check out their website! Talk about digging the knife in deeper. RIPOFF or what?
Mike S. 
Edited by Michael R. Seguin 2014-07-14 4:50 PM
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Location: Canada | I stopped by the local luthier a few days ago and he had a couple of Rainsongs in his store. Picked up the jumbo and gave it a try, it was bright alright, but really didn't do much for me. Interestingly, in his "vintage" corner he also had an old Celebrity sitting around, and a mint Larrivee ... yum. |
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Location: Jet City | funny, one comment to the article so far says "At least 2 companies-Blackbird and Rainsong have been producing and selling composite guitars for years....But, way to go." You forgot the one who started it.... but way to go buddy. I've never played a Rainsong I liked. I do love my Larrivee LV09 when she has fresh strings on
Edited by Damon67 2014-07-14 11:26 PM
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Sorry guys. It's been done before!
