Hello,
I'm new to the forum, but I'm not new to playing and modding guitars. I returned an SSL-1 reverse wound middle pickup and forgot to put the RMA number (busy day) on the package when I sent it back. It hadn't been installed - in brand new condition because I bought it for the S-1 switching system which I was unaware does not work with reverse wound middle pickups until I had bought the pickup set. I sent the pickup back two weeks ago and I have since left two voice messages and emailed the company asking about whether or not they had any information and I have yet to hear back. I leave my name, phone number, and RMA number and I have yet to hear back. I was swapping out pickups about seven years ago and although I hadn't forgot to put the RMA number on the box that time, I had a much better experience with the customer service at SD. This time I keep getting sent to voicemail while I'm in the waiting queue on the phone - even when I'm in position number one. I spoke with a secretary and was sent to the phone queue and then to voicemail the last time I called. To me it feels like the customer service in this company has changed since I last time I was swapping out pickups. I live in California nearby the factory - maybe two hours driving and I've used a lot of SD pickups. This experience has been a pretty big turn off for me. Am I experiencing something unusual compared to other people's experience these days? Thank you for your time.
Anthony
I'm new to the forum, but I'm not new to playing and modding guitars. I returned an SSL-1 reverse wound middle pickup and forgot to put the RMA number (busy day) on the package when I sent it back. It hadn't been installed - in brand new condition because I bought it for the S-1 switching system which I was unaware does not work with reverse wound middle pickups until I had bought the pickup set. I sent the pickup back two weeks ago and I have since left two voice messages and emailed the company asking about whether or not they had any information and I have yet to hear back. I leave my name, phone number, and RMA number and I have yet to hear back. I was swapping out pickups about seven years ago and although I hadn't forgot to put the RMA number on the box that time, I had a much better experience with the customer service at SD. This time I keep getting sent to voicemail while I'm in the waiting queue on the phone - even when I'm in position number one. I spoke with a secretary and was sent to the phone queue and then to voicemail the last time I called. To me it feels like the customer service in this company has changed since I last time I was swapping out pickups. I live in California nearby the factory - maybe two hours driving and I've used a lot of SD pickups. This experience has been a pretty big turn off for me. Am I experiencing something unusual compared to other people's experience these days? Thank you for your time.
Anthony