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    Default Get yer Krappy guitars here

    http://www.krappyguitars.com/manifesto.html

    KRAPPY GUITARS--Krapmeister Kevin Siebold
    relays the philosophy that guides our efforts:

    Our instruments are built for frugal people
    who aren't very concerned with regard to
    quality, construction, materials, or safety.

    The instruments are crafted from whatever
    we find suitable. Pedigree of wood is not
    a priority for us. We might get it from
    a local hardware store, or use some old
    shipping crates, or skids. Who knows??!!

    If you are intrigued enough to purchase,
    we will provide you with a complete history
    for your instrument. The history might be
    akin to this:

    Wood: leftover 2x4 from a construction site.
    Strings: used about 3 years ago on an old guitar.
    Pickups: some buncha crap we snagged from some guy.
    Electronics: whatever we can scrounge up!

    Our warranty: There is no warranty, expressed or
    implied. We fully acknowledge our product is crap, and
    your purchase signifies that you have entered into an
    agreement to buy a product that is lacking in quality,
    contains poor materials, and is worthy of much abuse
    and destruction. We will in no way provide any
    customer service, so don't even waste your time!!!
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    Impressive! Is it for real?
    The Law of Gravity is nonsense. No such law exists. If I think I float, and you think I float, then it happens.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Impressive! Is it for real?
    I think so. Did you look at the folks that actually are using them?

    "No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi

    Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Our warranty: There is no warranty, expressed or
    implied. We fully acknowledge our product is crap, and
    your purchase signifies that you have entered into an
    agreement to buy a product that is lacking in quality,
    contains poor materials, and is worthy of much abuse
    and destruction. We will in no way provide any
    customer service, so don't even waste your time!!!
    At least they're upfront about it. Some huge brand name companies behave in exactly the same manner but claim they use only the best materials and labor and offer a lifetime warranty. Until something breaks.

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    HAHA.. Gotta love the crappy-toilet bowl model

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    Jeez, I'd buy one right now if it weren't for the prohibitive shipping/custom fees. Great idea! Krappy guitars! Would go well with my stone guitar I'm sure :-)
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    I'll stick with Turner.
    Turner Model 1 C-LB, Seagull S6+, Ibanez 12 string, Dean Bavarian Vendetta
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