Brand Loyalty
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Andrew Lamprecht
Minion of One
TheLivingDead
Dawn Of The Shred
Re: Brand Loyalty
Ah ha! Same here. So there is something I'm loyal to...
Red Dunlop Jazz III's as well.
Ah ha! Same here. So there is something I'm loyal to...
Red Dunlop Jazz III's as well.
some_dude
Raging BB Gunologist
Re: Brand Loyalty
Guitars: Gibson Les Paul
Amps: Mesa Mark/Recto
Effects: Meh.
I don't know if I'd call it "brand loyalty" so much as having narrowed down what I want in terms of sound and feel. I don't care to be particularly diverse in terms of gear, I'm quite happy working within the limitations of a Les Paul and a Mesa amp.
Guitars: Gibson Les Paul
Amps: Mesa Mark/Recto
Effects: Meh.
I don't know if I'd call it "brand loyalty" so much as having narrowed down what I want in terms of sound and feel. I don't care to be particularly diverse in terms of gear, I'm quite happy working within the limitations of a Les Paul and a Mesa amp.
GuitarGuy503
New member
Re: Brand Loyalty
interesting thread....
interesting thread....
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Andrew Lamprecht
Minion of One
Re: Brand Loyalty
I play Dunlop Jazz IIIs too... Regular, Max Grip... but lately I've been loving Eric Johnson ones....
I play Dunlop Jazz IIIs too... Regular, Max Grip... but lately I've been loving Eric Johnson ones....
Diego
New member
Re: Brand Loyalty
The only brand I'm truly loyal to are Seymour Duncan and Elixir.
Elixir because they're the only brand of strings that don't die after 2 weeks in my hands,
and I don't really need to explain Duncan, do I?
Maybe when I finally pull the trigger on high-end gear I'll start to develop other brand loyalties.
But I'm not sure to be honest, I like to stick to stuff that works and sound good, and that could be PRS or Samick for all I care.
Can't see myself sticking just to Fender or Gibson or Marshall or whatever just because.
The only brand I'm truly loyal to are Seymour Duncan and Elixir.
Elixir because they're the only brand of strings that don't die after 2 weeks in my hands,
and I don't really need to explain Duncan, do I?
Maybe when I finally pull the trigger on high-end gear I'll start to develop other brand loyalties.
But I'm not sure to be honest, I like to stick to stuff that works and sound good, and that could be PRS or Samick for all I care.
Can't see myself sticking just to Fender or Gibson or Marshall or whatever just because.
Kam
Shaftologist
uOpt
Something Cool
Re: Brand Loyalty
When I need audio gear, Fostex and Tascam can be trusted to not sell me junk. Rebranded Fostex gear such as the Denon headphones included.
Yamaha is also a brand where I know that a product is worth it's money, although in Yamaha's case they also make some pieces that are cheaper than I use.
When I need audio gear, Fostex and Tascam can be trusted to not sell me junk. Rebranded Fostex gear such as the Denon headphones included.
Yamaha is also a brand where I know that a product is worth it's money, although in Yamaha's case they also make some pieces that are cheaper than I use.
