Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
Shit, ok. A prs with les paul control layout and a stopbar.
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Is this a mccarty?
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
Yes but "subtly very different" to quote the blurb.Single coil wrote:Shit, ok. A prs with les paul control layout and a stopbar.
Is this a mccarty?
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
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So this arrived - looks great except for one thing...the bridge and string holes have been drilled incorrectly. 5mm too close to the neck pocket. Naturally I have opened a dispute. The plan B could be a nice B5. Feckers. Pretty cross actually.
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Shit you don't need, eh. Hope it gets sorted smoothly.
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Yeah that’s not ideal.
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Refund offered - postage and gst my problem. Ass hats.
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That sucks. Credit card insurance for the loss?GrantB wrote:Refund offered - postage and gst my problem. Ass hats.
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
AnusGrantB wrote:GrantB wrote:
So this arrived - looks great except for one thing...the bridge and string holes have been drilled incorrectly. 5mm too close to the neck pocket. Naturally I have opened a dispute. The plan B could be a nice B5. Feckers. Pretty cross actually.
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Go the couriers for all the scratches on the body!!
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
GrantB wrote:Refund offered - postage and gst my problem. Ass hats.
Yeah I had incorrectly sized routs on a body... was a $60 body from GFS though so complaining felt churlish.
If the postage is a pain... I wonder if they would refund you say $100, and you could keep the body and just redrill the string holes (or *gasp* top loading bridge?) Not a perfect solution but might help season the shit sandwich somewhat.
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Yeah, on a cheap body I totally would have done this! I lose $250 due to postage and taxes, but I still get a good chunk back....and I think I can buy better too (as in, get the same quality for less). The $250 lesson is do not buy a body from an unknown custom shop. They knew I reckon, the cnuts.sirvill wrote:GrantB wrote:Refund offered - postage and gst my problem. Ass hats.
Yeah I had incorrectly sized routs on a body... was a $60 body from GFS though so complaining felt churlish.
If the postage is a pain... I wonder if they would refund you say $100, and you could keep the body and just redrill the string holes (or *gasp* top loading bridge?) Not a perfect solution but might help season the shit sandwich somewhat.
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To be fair, they were probably far too busy putting the nail holes and fauxjo on it to be bothered measuring.GrantB wrote:Yeah, on a cheap body I totally would have done this! I lose $250 due to postage and taxes, but I still get a good chunk back....and I think I can buy better too (as in, get the same quality for less). The $250 lesson is do not buy a body from an unknown custom shop. They knew I reckon, the cnuts.sirvill wrote:GrantB wrote:Refund offered - postage and gst my problem. Ass hats.
Yeah I had incorrectly sized routs on a body... was a $60 body from GFS though so complaining felt churlish.
If the postage is a pain... I wonder if they would refund you say $100, and you could keep the body and just redrill the string holes (or *gasp* top loading bridge?) Not a perfect solution but might help season the shit sandwich somewhat.
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Oh yeah I forgot this is quite an expensive bodyGrantB wrote:Yeah, on a cheap body I totally would have done this! I lose $250 due to postage and taxes, but I still get a good chunk back....and I think I can buy better too (as in, get the same quality for less). The $250 lesson is do not buy a body from an unknown custom shop. They knew I reckon, the cnuts.sirvill wrote:GrantB wrote:Refund offered - postage and gst my problem. Ass hats.
Yeah I had incorrectly sized routs on a body... was a $60 body from GFS though so complaining felt churlish.
If the postage is a pain... I wonder if they would refund you say $100, and you could keep the body and just redrill the string holes (or *gasp* top loading bridge?) Not a perfect solution but might help season the shit sandwich somewhat.