cammy
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Post by cammy on Jun 18, 2024 22:13:06 GMT
After long time lurking, prematurely selling a Blues 36 a few months ago (mistake) I ordered a Blues 12.
Great pre and post sale communications with Michael, who could not have been more helpful.
It arrived sooner than expected, it sounds great, looks great. This one is a keeper 😀
Can't stop playing her.
So, if you're like I was, lurking away reading this, pondering should I, could I, are they as good as they say ?
A resounding Yes !! You can, you should and they are. 😀
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Post by snakehips on Jun 19, 2024 5:50:11 GMT
Hi there! A twelve-string guitar  ?? Photos please ! |
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cammy
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Post by cammy on Jun 19, 2024 5:54:04 GMT
No, an MM Blues 12 fret
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Post by Michael Messer on Jun 19, 2024 8:00:34 GMT
After long time lurking, prematurely selling a Blues 36 a few months ago (mistake) I ordered a Blues 12. Great pre and post sale communications with Michael, who could not have been more helpful. It arrived sooner than expected, it sounds great, looks great. This one is a keeper 😀 Can't stop playing her. So, if you're like I was, lurking away reading this, pondering should I, could I, are they as good as they say ? A resounding Yes !! You can, you should and they are. 😀 Hi Cammy Thank you for your kind words about your guitar (#MMB130624) and my customer service. I never take it for granted and I am always moved by the comments posted by happy MM guitar owners. It means a great deal to me. Thank you, your post is very much appreciated. ENJOY your new guitar! Shine On Michael |
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Post by bonzo on Jun 19, 2024 8:02:15 GMT
Nice guitar cammy, 🎸 lots on here agree with you 👍.
(Time you went to specsavers Snakey)!
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Post by snakehips on Jun 19, 2024 9:48:31 GMT
To be fair, the 12-fret neck MM Blues, has always just been called the MM Blues, has it not.
When MM introduced the 14-fret neck versions, it was called MM Blues 14.
I could be wrong though.
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Post by Michael Messer on Jun 19, 2024 9:59:06 GMT
MM Blues >A fret for each month of the year! It was never a slogan, but I like it.
When I launched the MM Range in 2008 there were only two models, The MM Blues and MM Lightning and both were twelve fret instruments. So in part Snakehips is correct. However, as the range grew and the first of those was the 14 fret MM Blues, it did become known as the 12 fret Blues, which is how it is listed on my website. There is no 14 fret Lightning, so that will always be listed as the MM Lightning.
Shine On
Michael.
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