Welcome to a New Week!
This week's In Focus is Tasman Acoustic Guitars.
The Tasman Guitar Co. is dedicated to the pursuit of innovation and excellence in their Guitar making, and you can see the quality and attention to detail in their instruments. Like this Admiral TA300-CE in glorious vintage sunburst, or this TA100M-E Mini Jimbo, or this Seeker TA100P-E Parlour model, or even this Seeker TA1000 for the more budget conscious.
Remember that all Tasman Guitars come with their own Hard Case, and we have many more in our range, so come down to Browns Plains and check them out!
The Tasman Guitar Co. is dedicated to the pursuit of innovation and excellence in their Guitar making, and you can see the quality and attention to detail in their instruments. Like this Admiral TA300-CE in glorious vintage sunburst, or this TA100M-E Mini Jimbo, or this Seeker TA100P-E Parlour model, or even this Seeker TA1000 for the more budget conscious.
Remember that all Tasman Guitars come with their own Hard Case, and we have many more in our range, so come down to Browns Plains and check them out!
________________________________
What’s New?
Exciting news for this week includes crazy special deals on selected Cort Acoustic Guitars!
There are SIX super special Guitars on sale this week, including the L900P-PD Parlour, the Earth 300SS, the Earth 300VF Acoustic-Electric, the very sexy L100PF-BK, the LP100P Parlour (with Australian Blackwood), and the Earth 100MD.
Limited stock of each model!
There are SIX super special Guitars on sale this week, including the L900P-PD Parlour, the Earth 300SS, the Earth 300VF Acoustic-Electric, the very sexy L100PF-BK, the LP100P Parlour (with Australian Blackwood), and the Earth 100MD.
Limited stock of each model!
________________________________
Fact Or Funny
This week we decided to go with a Funny :D
Q. How many Bass players does it take to change a lightbulb?
A. None - they just let the Keyboardist do it with his left hand.
Q. How many Bass players does it take to change a lightbulb?
A. None - they just let the Keyboardist do it with his left hand.
No comments:
Post a Comment