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Why
a Lloyd Prins Guitar
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With
so many guitar companies to choose from, we thought the following
information would be helpful as you consider a Lloyd Prins for your
next purchase: |
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Ask
anyone outside the U.S. and they'll tell you the best guitars in the
world are made in U.S.A. We think that's important and that's why
all of the guitars offered by the Lloyd Prins Guitar Company are made
right here in the U.S. Our bodies and necks come from trees grown
in the northwest, our pickups come from U.S. manufacturers, our strings
are made in the U.S. and our pots, switches and controls, all U.S.
(we like keeping our manufacturing dollars here at home). |
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Alot
of custom builders claim to build their own stuff, but in reality
they purchase bodies and necks from generic suppliers. At the Lloyd
Prins Guitar Company we purchase our own wood, write our own programs,
and machine our own bodies and necks IN HOUSE on our HAAS Verticle
Mill. This lets us price more comptetively and gives us the freedom
to build that custom you've scribbled out on a napkin. |
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We do a lot
of things really right, but our custom graphics . . . . . . ROCK!
And we're not locked in to our own designs. If you've got an idea
for a killer graphic, sketch it out and fax it to us. In most cases,
we can do it for $300 or less.
We love graphics!
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We
don't make pickups, bridges or tuners. We leave that to the people
who do, and do them best. GHS strings, Lindy Fralin pickups, EMG pickups,
Original Floyds, and Sperzel locking tuners are a few of the premium
parts that go into the building of your Lloyd Prins Guitar. |
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We've evaluated
a lot of strings and string companies, and in each case, GHS comes
out on top. GHS Boomers are our preferred strings and used exclusively
on every guitar that we ship.
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