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Darkbar
Posted 2012-08-04 4:07 PM (#457373 - in reply to #457220)
Subject: Re: A Conversation with an Ovation/Kaman Sales Rep



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Someone should find out what rep handles the Marlton, N.J. Samash. Maybe Ovation can update his training a bit....re-edumacate him.
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MarkF786
Posted 2012-08-04 5:24 PM (#457374 - in reply to #457373)
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darkbarguitar - 2012-08-04 4:07 PM

Someone should find out what rep handles the Marlton, N.J. Samash. Maybe Ovation can update his training a bit....re-edumacate him.


Considering most of their sales are now their imports, he'd be rewarded for towing the company line.
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Waskel
Posted 2012-08-05 9:26 AM (#457394 - in reply to #457220)
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Return for regrooving.
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DaveKell
Posted 2012-08-06 9:14 AM (#457423 - in reply to #457374)
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MarkF786 - 2012-08-04 5:24 PM

darkbarguitar - 2012-08-04 4:07 PM

Someone should find out what rep handles the Marlton, N.J. Samash. Maybe Ovation can update his training a bit....re-edumacate him.


Considering most of their sales are now their imports, he'd be rewarded for towing the company line.


Please accept this comment as a friendly gesture - the way it's intended! But that would be "toeing the company line"... which as you can see is what you actually meant. Sorry - I never do this - promise.
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MarkF786
Posted 2012-08-06 8:22 PM (#457437 - in reply to #457423)
Subject: Re: A Conversation with an Ovation/Kaman Sales Rep


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DaveKell - 2012-08-06 9:14 AM

MarkF786 - 2012-08-04 5:24 PM

darkbarguitar - 2012-08-04 4:07 PM

Someone should find out what rep handles the Marlton, N.J. Samash. Maybe Ovation can update his training a bit....re-edumacate him.


Considering most of their sales are now their imports, he'd be rewarded for towing the company line.


Please accept this comment as a friendly gesture - the way it's intended! But that would be "toeing the company line"... which as you can see is what you actually meant. Sorry - I never do this - promise.


Thanks for the correction, but your poor use of ellipsis and hyphens ruined the effect.
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DaveKell
Posted 2012-08-06 9:15 PM (#457438 - in reply to #457437)
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MarkF786 - 2012-08-06 8:22 PM

DaveKell - 2012-08-06 9:14 AM

MarkF786 - 2012-08-04 5:24 PM

darkbarguitar - 2012-08-04 4:07 PM

Someone should find out what rep handles the Marlton, N.J. Samash. Maybe Ovation can update his training a bit....re-edumacate him.


Considering most of their sales are now their imports, he'd be rewarded for towing the company line.


Please accept this comment as a friendly gesture - the way it's intended! But that would be "toeing the company line"... which as you can see is what you actually meant. Sorry - I never do this - promise.


Thanks for the correction, but your poor use of ellipsis and hyphens ruined the effect.


How weird! Although it has been a number of years since I majored in Comparative Literature at Indiana University, I had no idea my writing was violating any formal rules these days! Thanks for the heads up.
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MarkF786
Posted 2012-08-07 8:58 PM (#457480 - in reply to #457438)
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DaveKell - 2012-08-06 9:15 PM
How weird! Although it has been a number of years since I majored in Comparative Literature at Indiana University, I had no idea my writing was violating any formal rules these days! Thanks for the heads up.


Ah, you're one of those.

Mullah Nasrudin, ferrying a fussy pedagogue across a piece of rough water, said something ungrammatical to him.
"Have you never studied grammar?" Asked the scholar.
"No."
"Then half of your life has been wasted."
A few minutes later Nasrudin turned to the passenger.
"Have you ever learned to swim?"
"No. Why?"
"Then all your life has been wasted - we are sinking!"
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PEZ
Posted 2012-08-08 9:23 AM (#457494 - in reply to #457220)
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Why do they down selling people???????
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2012-08-08 9:54 AM (#457499 - in reply to #457220)
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Just when this thread turns into a grammar challenge, PEZ steps in to save the day.
Now if we could get "no caps al" and "can't spell Bill" to join in, we'd really have something to talk about.
Back on track, even when they built USA Ovations, I never met a salesman that knew anything about them. I had to point out the "Made in Korea" label to one after he told me a Celebrity was made in the USA. The only local guitar salesman who knew what he was selling went out of business. He didn't sell Ovations and I was the one who told him that Fender bought them, long after the sale had occurred. Nothing seems to have changed regarding the lack of salesperson knowledge about Ovations.

Edited by Mark in Boise 2012-08-08 9:56 AM
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Darkbar
Posted 2012-08-08 11:09 AM (#457501 - in reply to #457499)
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Mark in Boise - 2012-08-08 10:54 AM

Just when this thread turns into a grammar challenge, PEZ steps in to save the day.

Funniest thing I've read on this forum in a long time....
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SOBeach
Posted 2012-08-08 11:37 AM (#457502 - in reply to #457220)
Subject: RE: A Conversation with an Ovation/Kaman Sales Rep


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Do O salesmen or sales reps. have to pass any sort of product knowledge test, or just simply request to add the brand to their lineup?  

 

I'm bettin' most everyone here knows as much or more about Os & As than the majority of salesmen.

 

 

- don't go fussin' about grammar... or granpar might boot ya in yer danglin' partycicle!


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stonebobbo
Posted 2012-08-08 12:31 PM (#457504 - in reply to #457220)
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My local Kaman rep, Lloyd, is VERY knowledgeable about all of his product line (which is quite extensive BTW), and definitely knows Ovation. Same thing about the other Kaman rep in California that I've met (Joe). I figure the main difference is that they are typically dealing in a business mode, and focused on facts ... whereas we here are in hobby mode and focused on opinions.

I miss the Brits who used to regularly weigh in on our grammar on this board. And I miss Cliff's spelling and punctuation lessons.
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2012-08-08 1:01 PM (#457506 - in reply to #457220)
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California has movie stars, great weather, scenery and now you tell me you have knowledgeable Ovation reps, too?
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stephent28
Posted 2012-08-08 2:25 PM (#457507 - in reply to #457506)
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Mark in Boise - 2012-08-08 12:01 PM California has movie stars, great weather, scenery and now you tell me you have knowledgeable Ovation reps, too?

 

only when if front of the green screen......



Edited by stephent28 2012-08-08 2:26 PM
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Darkbar
Posted 2012-08-08 4:31 PM (#457514 - in reply to #457220)
Subject: Re: A Conversation with an Ovation/Kaman Sales Rep



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THAT could use a grammar fix....
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DaveKell
Posted 2012-08-09 7:38 AM (#457528 - in reply to #457514)
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darkbarguitar - 2012-08-08 4:31 PM

THAT could use a grammar fix....


Admit it... you're the Artist formerly Known as DARK BAR,
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Darkbar
Posted 2012-08-09 10:02 AM (#457532 - in reply to #457220)
Subject: Re: A Conversation with an Ovation/Kaman Sales Rep



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That's a ridiculous and insulting accusation!
Btw, aren't YOU the artist formally known as Duane Allman's midnight rider?

Edited by BobG 2012-08-09 10:04 AM
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TAFKAR
Posted 2012-08-09 5:31 PM (#457558 - in reply to #457220)
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Hey! I'm the only artist formally known as something around here!
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stonebobbo
Posted 2012-08-09 6:13 PM (#457565 - in reply to #457220)
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I think Waskel was the first.
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