Rich's experience with his D-1 is too common. I prefer the way instruments were sold when I started business, face-to-face, one-on-one, where the store had an interest in keeping this customer happy for a long time. It is now up to the consumer to know somehow that this service is something he or she needs and deserves. What with internet sales and big-box store sales, this is sadly no longer the case. They are still operating on the assumption that the Martin dealer is going to set up this guitar to play perfectly for whoever buys it. Their factory setup is at the high end of what's currently popular.
Martin has been around a really long time, and they are a pretty conservative company (yet, innovators at the same time). Martin's factory setup is lower than it was in the 70's, for sure, but they still have the guitar-pounder in the back of their collective mind. How many Taylor players use picks as thick as poker chips, or try to play a lead that can be heard over inconsiderate banjo players? It can certainly be done, but not with the factory setup! Bob knows exactly what his potential buyer wants, and that is how the guitars leave the factory. In our experience, the typical Taylor customer is simply not going to pound on the guitar the way many Martin players do.
I have the utmost respect for both companies. Likewise, I sold Martin guitars for as long, and I've been an authorized Martin repairman for over 20 years. I'm intimately acquainted with their repair and customer service departments. First, let me qualify myself- I was one of the first Taylor guitar dealers and I've had a great relationship with Bob and all down there for over 25 years. The universe of Sandship is constantly expanding.Bretwiley, you used the phrase "average customer" in your last post, and that is the key to this question. New features and places to explore are added continuously. Build an enigmatic underwell to mine precious resources, but be prepared to defend against hordes of extraterrestrial enemies to collect them. Get creative in the sandbox to try out new setups without using any resources. Solve factory floor puzzles, then create your own to share with other players. There’s so much to discover on-board a sandship. Complete quests to meet new characters, uncover ancient civilizations, hear campfire stories and learn how this once industrious world crumbled in the distant past. Others are hostile and want to see your sandship destroyed, but you’re not sure why. Some are friendly and astounded by your sandship. Are you ready to voyage through a mysterious alien desert with many obstacles in your path? The planet is inhabited by an unusual assortment of robots and aliens. Harvey will show you the ropes of sandship engineering as you build and maintain more complex factories on a desert journey. Your engineering mentor is Harvey, a tenacious one-eyed cyborg who needs your help to reconnect with his past. This ancient knowledge gives your sandship new abilities, becoming stronger, smarter, and more powerful than she’s been in a long, long time. Trade the incredible stuff you make to earn credits, XP and get old crates filled with scientific research from the distant past.
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