Wechter Guitars going out of business. This makes me very sad. Abe Wechter seems to have been doing what I'd consider a great thing.bringing top notch, quality built guitars to the market at very reasonable prices. Plus bringing interesting and supremely useful pieces (i.e. My Nashville HiStrung) to professionals and hobbyists alike. Guess they never got enough 'brand awareness' for now they are closing down. Cnh Est Keygen Torrent here.
Apparently Sweetwater (and I assume others) are blowing their remaining stock out at dirt cheap discounts. If you've been in the market for a quality acoustic (or solid body electric) I'd encourage you to give em a look. I'll miss ya, Abe ol pal. Making stuff by hand in North America is brutal. Banks don't want to loan money for N/A manufacturing companies. Going East seems to be an important part of many successful business plans.
This guitar also boasts a very comfortable nato neck with a rosewood fingerboard. Like all Wechter models, the Jumbo Elite plays great, thanks to Wechter's Plek Pro setup. Wechter installs brand new premium quality coated strings, adjusts the action, adjusts the nut, trussrod, saddle, file frets if necessary, and cleans the fingerboard and bridge. The Maple Lake DN-2411CE acoustic electric guitar from Wechter guitars gives you a lot of instrument for much less than you would expect to pay for a guitar with. Buy, Sell, Auction, Value & Consign rare and collectible musical instruments; including guitars from Fender and Gibson, stringed instruments, wind instruments and more.
You can't compete on price with the Asian builders and most folks make cost the number 1 consideration. I was looking at a little VOX amp head that is similar to one that I build. The price the VOX was selling for, was about the same as the parts cost for my amp. Just a pile of parts vs a cool looking all tube amp. I can't imagine what the actual production cost is. I'm not sure that the Plek is my cup of tea.
My Les Paul was plek'd and I didn't like the feel of it, although, I think the fret wire Gibson uses has a lot to do with it. I find that the frets feel flat across the top, while I like a smooth round crown. Completely personal and very subjective. The good thing is that the factory can ship guitars that are very consistent with a better set up than lesser techs could achieve. Taylor is already consistently good. At least their acoustics are, I've never played a Taylor electric.
Oh I'm a huge Taylor fan and own a brace (several acoustics and two electrics.a T5 and T3B). And they are consistently top shelf. Pricey though. Abe's stuff is really good but at a very reasonable price point. Shame more folks didn't discover the value his instruments provided.
I'll say again.anyone who is now considering an acoustic OR a solidbody electric should take a look at Wechter's remaining stock at Sweetwater. Great guitars at incredible prices. PS: Got my Grand Auditorium yesterday from FedEx. Perfect setup, playability, fit and finish.natch. Fuji Box 9100 Hyper Software Testing. Plus a beautiful hardshell case.
Solid Sitka top and solid, beautiful rosewood back and sides. Hi, We've become such a strong top ten society, that people don't even know that there are many different things out there. And all you have to do to be able to see them, is travel a little and see the world, maybe hear something different, maybe see a film from somewhere else, or read a book from someone from somewhere else! It is indeed sad to see some of this, but in some ways, the whole business, even for folks here, is not about the music.
Or the instrument itself. It's always about the hit, and the most'est and the greatest, and the best'est. Not something that is highly individualistic and has a special touch and sound. That only a handful of folks can appreciate.
That's the way of the arts. There are just as many Carmens that Bapu doesn't give a merde about, too! And I can't blame him. Some of them were down right seedy and ugly mothas!