Reece, will you have a guitar on display at the TSGA Show?

Mike Perlowin · Post by **Mike Perlowin** » 17 Mar 2002 6:03 am

Personally I'm dying to see (and try out) one of your new guitars. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Chuck Norris · Post by **Chuck Norris** » 17 Mar 2002 6:21 am

Mike I understand he is hoping to have it at the St. Louis show and that may be questionable. But plans are to have the guitar on the market for Xmas.
Chuck Norris NFM

Bob Farlow · Post by **Bob Farlow** » 17 Mar 2002 6:49 am

It would be great to have a "MSA Room" at one of the shows. How about it Reece?

Reece Anderson · Post by **Reece Anderson** » 17 Mar 2002 7:55 am

Mike P....The Dallas show is about 60 days prior to when the first all new MSA Millinneum D-10's will begin coming off the assembly line. About 90 days from now the
S-12's will be available.

The complexity of design, engineering, innovations, composite body and pedal bar molds, as well as attention to detail has been exhaustive, however we are absolutely convinced the time and care we have expended was an absolute necessity, and well worth the wait.

Chuck N....As our history will attest, MSA has the production capability to produce as many steel guitars as requested. What you heard about CHRISTmas having any relevance to MSA production is a false rumor. 90 days from now MSA will be in full production and providing very reasonable delivery dates.

Bob F....An MSA demo room is certainly something to be considered. We have many other exciting things planned for the future which will show our appreciation to all the MSA family. We are currently searching for MSA owners both past and present, and ask that they contact us at the address shown below.

In the meantime, we invite each of you to view our new website. www.msapedalsteels.com

[This message was edited by Reece Anderson on 17 March 2002 at 10:37 AM.]

Billy Peddycoart · Post by **Billy Peddycoart** » 17 Mar 2002 9:41 am

Reece: can't wait to see this, good luck.Billy

Mike Perlowin · Post by **Mike Perlowin** » 17 Mar 2002 9:58 am

we invite each of you to view our new website. www. msapedalsteels.com

Reece, this address is not correct. There is no space between www. and msa...

The correct address is www.msapedalsteels.com

Chuck Norris · Post by **Chuck Norris** » 17 Mar 2002 12:19 pm

Sorry Reese,for my mistake, I thought I read it on the forum that way, but the sooner the better for all concerned. To bad they won`t be at the Texas show. Anyway good luck.
Chuck Norris

Bob Carlson · Post by **Bob Carlson** » 18 Mar 2002 8:17 pm

Reece, I started that CHRISTmas rumer when I joking replyed to someone's question about the new MSA. I said no, you'll have to be a good boy and wait until CHRISTmas. Sorry.

Bob.

Dirk B · Post by **Dirk B** » 21 Mar 2002 6:51 am

Reece,
This looks great! Can't wait to see one of the guitars.

Gil Berry · Post by **Gil Berry** » 21 Mar 2002 6:53 pm

Say, Reese, as an old MSA owner, I'm interested in your new venture....How's about letting us in on some of the details on the construction of your new product, i.e., uses bearings or bushings; keyless?; compensators?;split-tuners?; etc. etc. I know you listened to forumites discussing their "ideal" steels....how many of those thoughts will be given birth (or rebirth?) on the new MSA?

Dave Horch · Post by **Dave Horch** » 21 Mar 2002 10:17 pm

WOW! Check the web site! This is great! Reese, tell us/me more about the changer. Best, -Dave

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