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Location: NJ | http://www.msretailer.com/ |
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Location: Scotland | Great! That said, a million is peanuts for Behringher, given how they operate they probably factor this into their business model as a cost of doing business. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Yeah what PT said about the fine. That is a really cool website I did not know about. Lots of good articles it seems. The Ed Roman thing doesn't surprise me, but like a cockroach, he'll be back unfortunately. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Checked Roman's website for any liquidation specials and saw nothing. I'll ask my friend's son in vegas to check him out. I'll let you know if he finds anything. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Years ago, I considered buying a guitar from Ed Roman based on some special on his website. All I can recall after hanging up was getting a distinct impression that He "knew it all and felt everyone else was an idiot." :rolleyes: It didn't matter if it was guitars, religion, politics, or whatever; if you didn't agree with him, he had no use for you. :p
Eventually, I went to GC in Atlanta and spent way more than I would have paid him. They at least spoke respectfully and treated me considerately, even if they couldn't match his price. :cool: |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Roman used to be in CT. I knew him then. No change to now. |
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Location: NJ | I did one deal with him.
that was all it took.
but I have to add that I know several people that had stellar dealings with him. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Ed had a very high respect for Hamer guitars back in the day, and at one time was the only source for some Steinberger parts. I have spoken with him several times, and he was a chatty and very highly opinionated guitar fan, traits I have observed on this board occasionally. ;) |
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Location: NJ | yup he loved hamers until he was caught putting maple tops on mohagany guitars. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | He loved BC Rich too until he was caught making... err faking them from his basement. One "almost" deal is all it took from me. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Imitation may be the best form of flattery, but fraud crosses an obvious line. He did have an amazing website with a lot of gorgeous guitars on it, but his prose was a bit much. Haven't beent there for years. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Did he not buy out the stock pile BC Rich necks and bodys back in 1994?? |
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Location: Midland, MI | He bought out several (IIRC) trailer loads of NOS Steinberger parts...bodies, necks, bridges, etc. when Steinberger sold to Gibson. I called him once, looking for a GP pickguard. :eek: When you're the only game in town for NOS stuff, I guess you can ask anything you want. |
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behringer FINED ed roman out of biz!!!!
