Acoustic Guitar magazine reviews new Guild F47R

[Guild Dawg]

Got this in my mailbox today -- Acoustic Guitar magazine includes review of Guild's F47R from the new Connecticut factory. Includes a video:

http://www.acousticguitar.com/article/d ... leid=25727

 

[fronobulax]

Yep. Curious that this was noted in late Oct. Are they recycling material or is the USPS really that slow? :lol:

 

[Guild Dawg]

Should have noted that it came in my e-mailbox. It's new to me and I didn't see it posted anywhere on the board, so I thought I'd share ...

 

[fronobulax]

Should have noted that it came in my e-mailbox. It's new to me and I didn't see it posted anywhere on the board, so I thought I'd share ...

I've stopped feeling self righteously indignant when people re-post. That's not a helpful attitude when the search function is deliberately throttled back. Usually I am just leaving bread crumbs so that future readers can fully explore a topic.

If you received it in e-mail a couple of months after it appeared in print, does that mean the people who pay for the print version of the magazine just get the material sooner? Interesting business model, if so.

 

[jcwu]

If you received it in e-mail a couple of months after it appeared in print, does that mean the people who pay for the print version of the magazine just get the material sooner? Interesting business model, if so.

It makes sense... print customers are paying, online customers (for the most part) are not. Why not treat your paying customers well?

 

[fronobulax]

If you received it in e-mail a couple of months after it appeared in print, does that mean the people who pay for the print version of the magazine just get the material sooner? Interesting business model, if so.

It makes sense... print customers are paying, online customers (for the most part) are not. Why not treat your paying customers well?

I agree, except I have to ask - what is there in Acoustic Guitar magazine that is so time sensitive that I would pay to have it sooner? There better be something or the day will come when the print magazine is no more.