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Location: Nashville TN. | It will fit in the in a unpadded gig bag or lightly padded one.
However it not on with a Hardshell or O-gravity case unless use the space the top folds into.
That means the top would have to stay up.
So now you know
I think VXT case would fit.
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Location: Pueblo West, CO | Too bad. The hard shell deep bowl cases fit in the trunk of my 2003 C5 `vert with the top down. (barely)
With the top up, I can fit two deep bowl cases.
(I just tried, too)
Nice car, BTW. I like the C7 vert better than the hardtop.
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Location: Nashville TN. | alpep - 2015-06-06 4:44 PM
you buying a vette???
Not today..... I had an oil change at Chevy for my 86 Monte Carlo. I asked if a guitar case would fit in the trunk.
They come by and give it a try.
I am involved with a Musical Comedy based video Skyrim, and other gaming and geek media. Its designed to be given a comic book conventions. Built in audience. We estimated we could gross 2.9 Million to 8.4 million the first year. The we talking about distribution with a major label (one of big 3) they estimate 17.4 million first year gross with a 30 week tour. So when the tour gets settled up ....ya I am getting one Arctic White Chrome Wheels....650 horse power.... As long as things work out ... this could still blow up...I having positive thoughts.
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Location: Nashville TN. | DanSavage - 2015-06-06 4:55 PM
Too bad. The hard shell deep bowl cases fit in the trunk of my 2003 C5 `vert with the top down. (barely)
With the top up, I can fit two deep bowl cases.
(I just tried, too)
Nice car, BTW. I like the C7 vert better than the hardtop.
it missed by about an inch with the 0 gravity case both on its side and back.
If fiddle with it might be a way. They were not let me fiddle with it too much... Sticker price was $98,000
I was seeing woman from Bowling Green. (emailing texting dinner twice and well the 3rd and forth and ended there) So having leave well before rush hour to get there so toured the factory and museum... Feel in love with car... |
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Location: Flahdaw | PEZ - 2015-06-06 7:15 PM
As long as things work out ... this could still blow up...
Nonsense! I say GO FOR IT!!!! |
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Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | PEZ - 2015-06-06 4:32 PM
It will fit in the in a unpadded gig bag or lightly padded one.
However it not on with a Hardshell or O-gravity case unless use the space the top folds into.
That means the top would have to stay up.
So now you know
I think VXT case would fit.
I just tried btw
Absolutely NOT! You will have to send it to me to keep for you!  (Good luck in your venture! I hope you do well!!)
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Location: Nashville TN. | ksdaddy - 2015-06-06 6:51 PM
I've got a '95 C-4. I can put 3 bodies back there.
There plenty of room in hard top You could do a guitar or 3 plus a fender passport ..... but I the wind in whats left of hair... |
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Location: Pueblo West, CO | ksdaddy - 2015-06-06 4:51 PM
I've got a '95 C-4. I can put 3 bodies back there.
Kewl car. I love your license plate.
Here's mine. 
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Location: Nashville TN. | darkbarguitar - 2015-06-06 6:56 PM
PEZ - 2015-06-06 7:15 PM
As long as things work out ... this could still blow up...
Nonsense! I say GO FOR IT!!!!
We do have a Victoria Secret Model in prerecord part of the show.... this one to be exact https://instagram.com/p/1TEcPZrM2p/ The best parts of the show are not in highlight reel.......
Maybe I Should GO FOR IT!!!!
Oh wait the payment would 1/2 my monthly income
Here Ironic part the Vette body made out of fiberglass and carbon fiber...... remind ya of anything?
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WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' REGISTRATION!! |
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Location: Pueblo West, CO | PEZ - 2015-06-06 5:36 PM
Here Ironic part the Vette body made out of fiberglass and carbon fiber...... remind ya of anything?
Yep. More specifically, the vette bodies are made from SMC...
It should surprise no one that's what kind of car I drive... |
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Location: SoCal | amosmoses - 2015-06-06 6:43 PM
Dan had his outfitted with torrefied wood trim. It makes the Bose system really resonate.
Where the hell is the "like" button when you need it?
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Location: Pueblo West, CO | immoody - 2015-06-06 6:31 PM
Do your own body work on it?
Not yet...
But, I do all the other work on it.
I don't take it to the shop because I don't want the mechanics to take it for a 'test drive.'
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Location: Pueblo West, CO | amosmoses - 2015-06-06 6:43 PM
Dan had his outfitted with torrefied wood trim. It makes the Bose system really resonate.
I think I just threw up in my mouth just a little bit...
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | amosmoses - 2015-06-06 7:43 PM Dan had his outfitted with torrefied wood trim. It makes the Bose system really resonate. that looks like the burl wood trim in my 740iL |
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Location: Utah | Thunderbolt - 2015-06-06 4:34 PM
they also fit on the back of a 10 speed bike, if your lucky enough to have a rack on the back ....and you position the bungee cords correctly.
I used to ride my 10 speed all over the place carrying a guitar. Right hand on the handle bars, left hand holding the guitar case. Never crashed, either. |
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Location: Utah | PEZ - 2015-06-06 5:15 PM
We estimated we could gross 2.9 Million to 8.4 million the first year. The we talking about distribution with a major label (one of big 3) they estimate 17.4 million first year gross with a 30 week tour.
So in the end, the musician will get paid $4.83 of the $17.4 million the label takes in. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | darkbarguitar - 2015-06-07 12:41 PM
Those $ figures sound mildly overstated, but then again, I'm wrong on a very routine basis.
Average attendance at large comic con style conventions over the 30 week tour of North America is 54,000 unique visitors each and and they are there for 3 to 4 days. They come to expressly to buy things. Most spend $80 a day on merch. So if we get $2 of $240 is 2.9 million.... That assumes you get 10% con attendees to come into the room watch the show. Those in room buy merch at typical like concert. The two times at small convention we done the show we gotten 15 and 20% to see complete unknowns with no advertising or promotions.
The only holding us back is money to launch the tour. If you know wants invest in something let me know.
We need 500K to launch the tour with a promotional push.
When ran the number I got number the first time I really high numbers. Ones so high that did not think anyone would believe them. Those were around what the label came up with for the low end.
They key to this they already at convention they don't have buy a ticket they walk into the room and watch the show. Then we sell them merch. In world of geek media if they like you they buy everything you have.
There over 900 of the conventions world wide. Big ones here are range from 30,000 to 150,000. In Europe 150,000 to 250,000 and Asia 250,000 to 750,000 attend these events.
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Location: Nashville TN. | FlySig - 2015-06-07 12:17 PM
PEZ - 2015-06-06 5:15 PM
We estimated we could gross 2.9 Million to 8.4 million the first year. The we talking about distribution with a major label (one of big 3) they estimate 17.4 million first year gross with a 30 week tour.
So in the end, the musician will get paid $4.83 of the $17.4 million the label takes in.
That is why trying to get an investor and or endorsements or sponcer instead of going with label.
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Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | Jonmark Stone - 2015-06-07 10:00 AM
I'm guessing no one wants to see a picture of my KIA...
I have a 2008 Cherry Red Saturn Vue, and this: (the little one)
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Location: Flahdaw | PEZ - 2015-06-07 2:38 PM
We need 500K to launch the tour with a promotional push.
When ran the number I got number the first time I really high numbers. Ones so high that did not think anyone would believe them. Those were around what the label came up with for the low end.
Seems to me that if the LABEL came up with those numbers, they should be HAPPY to spot the $500K??? Why would you need outside investors with that type of revenue projections? |
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Location: Bristol England | Seems to me that if the LABEL came up with those numbers, they should be HAPPY to spot the $500K??? Why would you need outside investors with that type of revenue projections?
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Location: Suisun City, Ca | PEZ - 2015-06-07 11:38 AM darkbarguitar - 2015-06-07 12:41 PM Those $ figures sound mildly overstated, but then again, I'm wrong on a very routine basis. Average attendance at large comic con style conventions over the 30 week tour of North America is 54,000 unique visitors each and and they are there for 3 to 4 days. They come to expressly to buy things. Most spend $80 a day on merch. So if we get $2 of $240 is 2.9 million.... That assumes you get 10% con attendees to come into the room watch the show. Those in room buy merch at typical like concert. The two times at small convention we done the show we gotten 15 and 20% to see complete unknowns with no advertising or promotions. The only holding us back is money to launch the tour. If you know wants invest in something let me know. We need 500K to launch the tour with a promotional push. When ran the number I got number the first time I really high numbers. Ones so high that did not think anyone would believe them. Those were around what the label came up with for the low end. They key to this they already at convention they don't have buy a ticket they walk into the room and watch the show. Then we sell them merch. In world of geek media if they like you they buy everything you have. There over 900 of the conventions world wide. Big ones here are range from 30,000 to 150,000. In Europe 150,000 to 250,000 and Asia 250,000 to 750,000 attend these events. So.... Is the bolded just me? Can fit two with HSC in pony 
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MUSTANG!!!!!!!!!!!! And a COBRA to boot!!!!!
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Location: Nashville TN. | darkbarguitar - 2015-06-09 4:08 PM
THAT is a sweet ride, Dan.
Hey Pez, I know you moved to Nashville, but do you have a job there, or are you just playing in the clubs? Nashville is a tough place to make a living, musically.... LOTS of competition. I saw guys who SHOULD be famous playing for tips.
No I just doing music. Yes you are correct great talent here.
I moved because there was an arson fire in my condo in my Homeowners insurance had to pay for me to be somewhere. I have disability retirement from the stress of working with abused kids. Money wasn't an issue. Well till last Weds. My condo was supposed fixed by June 30th, i would be going back to Connectict until the funding for the comedy show arrives. My condo is not fixed. Its been since the fire on March 2 2014. Insurance maxed and wondering where I am going to live. I pretty stuck right now. I started a go fund because I'm out of ideas. http://www.gofundme.com/xaaur8
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Best wishes Paul. I'm sure things will work out for you.
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