Winter Cold and Shipping

curbucci

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Ok. A few quick pics. Not the best:
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curbucci

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I got lucky with this ebay, guitar unplayed/unseen, purchase.
I have not made any adjustments on it. I strung it up with D'Addario EJ17's. The guitar came strung some other set of med. It plays great.
Happy times.
 

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I saw a finish crack before my eyes once. that was an interesting experience.
I brought it from the hotel to the inside of the hall at the ohio guitar show put it on a stand then they opened the doors to the outside and it just checked like crazy.

I ship a bunch of guitars, if the weather is below 30 I tend not to ship them. I will wait. I think new hartford has the same policy.
I also tend to ship on a monday if the guitar is going across country so it will get the the destination and be delivered on a friday that way it is always moving as opposed to sitting in a ups depot or truck over the weekend.
I will almost always ship on monday instead of friday. I am not sure if that helps but it works for me.
 

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Welcome back to the Guild fold, curbucci!

Alpep, I'm sure the word "interesting" is not the first thing that came to your mind. ;) Ouch! That must've been a serious arctic blast of cold air in that Ohio auditorium.
 

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yup I think it was more like OH F**K

guitars traveling in the back of a truck for 8 hours then into a hotel room for 8 hours then into the auditorium in subzero weather not good

it was a 60's gibson that was in perfect shape prior to the cracking
 
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