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Location: Hicksville, NY | Accidentally came into this "news" while browsing the net at random about guitars in general. Just when I thought that it's a heck of a lot more affordable to own a M than a Gibson acoustic (unless you're purchasing an Epiphone or one of them Wal Mart starter guitars), due to the incorporation of composite materials into their Road and X series guitars, I can safely guess this will take it a step further. Perhaps, this might one day lead of Ms made in the Far East in the future? Hmmm...
http://www.theguitarfiles.com/modules.php?name=AvantGo&file=print&s...
NAFTA = yay! :rolleyes:
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February 2005
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Location: closely held secret | "Workers in Navajoa turn out strings, mandolins and smaller guitars known as "Backpackers.""
There's a shocker. DXM's shouldn't have any quality issues... :rolleyes: |
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November 2004
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| It's not just you guys - just read in the paper today that a medical engineering company here in Kent (part of a huge British engineering company) is closing its manufacturing facility here and moving the jobs to Mexico where it has a facility that it acquired when it bought out an American company a couple of years ago.
These are quite high-skilled jobs, not simple assembly jobs. |
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OT: Made in USA - NOT!
