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Tony Polecastro - Posted - 11/18/2008: 19:16:00
Hello all, I just wanted to introduce myself since I am new to the forum here. My name is Tony Polecastro and I work for Weber Mandolins and Guitars. I am a player (thank you Rob Anderlik) and hope to both use the forum as a learning tool for myself and an educational/informational tool for anyone with questions regarding our resonator guitars, where to try them, specs etc. etc Pretty much all of the minutia we all love and obsess over dearly. I look forward to meeting and learning from everyone.
Thanks,
Tony Polecastro
Sales Mgr.
Weber Fine Acoustic Instruments
5400 Frontage Rd.
Manhattan, MT 59741
888-886-7598
Brad Bechtel - Posted - 11/20/2008: 14:38:09
Welcome, Tony! Your resophonic guitars look fine on the web site (weberguitars.com/instruments_r...onics.htm), but I haven't yet had a chance to play any of them.
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Tony Polecastro - Posted - 11/20/2008: 18:46:12
Where are you located Brad?
I have been extremely happy with our resos. I just need more people to play them, and for those of you that have had a chance to play them... I would love to hear good honest feedback. We are always looking for suggestions to make them better, and none better than reso enthusiasts to give it.
bhampton - Posted - 11/21/2008: 11:57:08
I tried two different Webers at two different stores and while I really like the tone and the fit and finish is beautiful, the volume was not what I expected. I was able to A/B the one with a high end import and it was not as loud as the import.
JMHO
Brad Bechtel - Posted - 11/21/2008: 12:54:36
I'm in San Bruno, just south of San Francisco.
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well.com/user/wellvis/steel.html
A web site devoted to electric and acoustic lap steel guitars
regalfanatic - Posted - 11/23/2008: 11:45:22
Welcome to the Hangout!! I'm new too. You make pretty good dobros.
Favorite Dobro: Regal
Favorite Strings: D-Addario
Favorite Dobro Tune: Amazing Grace
Tony Polecastro - Posted - 11/25/2008: 12:22:32
Ok guys here is my list of CA dealers with resos:
Sylvan Music in Santa Cruz
The Fret Art Gallery in Rancho Cucamonga
I don't have anyone quite yet in San Fran or San Diego proper.
Kennydubs - Posted - 11/27/2008: 05:39:56
Hi Tony, I just joined recently and was pleased to see Weber represented! I bought my Vigilante in March of 2006 in Bozeman. I'm in love with the sound of the instrument! While I agree that it could be a little louder I've had several comments on the rich tone! Keep up the good work. Also, Bruce and Mary(I hope I got her name right!) gave me a tour of the factory in Logan last fall. I was impressed with what you guys do. Keep it up.
Any day you can play is a good day!
RED - Posted - 02/11/2009: 20:59:33
Where might I try your reso. I know were to find weber mando's here in spokane, wa
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