BaCHbird

Started by Basvarken, April 09, 2008, 01:21:39 AM

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Dave W

I would think that any import taxes or charges would be the buyer's responsibility. If there's an exporting problem in Czech law, why wouldn't they just come out and say that they're having a problem? Why the silence?

Stjofön Big

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gweimer

It could also be an issue with shipping costs.  I found out recently, when I shipped a bass to Spain, that UPS wanted $700 to ship, while the USPS did it for $110.
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doombass

Shipping cost seems like a probable reason to me. Let's just hope at least Rob recieves an answer what the issue is causing this stall.

Dave W

The buyer pays all shipping. It won't be BaCH's expense, so why would that cause a delay?

gweimer

Quote from: Dave W on January 05, 2009, 05:39:38 PM
The buyer pays all shipping. It won't be BaCH's expense, so why would that cause a delay?

Maybe they're concerned with possible order cancellations.  It still doesn't make sense, since they haven't really approached us with a cost, and they'd probably have little trouble selling the basses even if a number of people cancelled.

I want my BaCHBird, dammit....   :mrgreen:
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Chris P.

Maybe the order like 10 or 15, pay the factory, order 15 again, ...

Stjofön Big

What I find strange, is that there's Swedes who've got their Bachbirds, and others, like me, who hasn't. Now, that is something to discuss in small groups! Then: return to The Board. Report!

Basvarken

Quote from: Stjofön Big on January 06, 2009, 01:26:38 AM
What I find strange, is that there's Swedes who've got their Bachbirds, and others, like me, who hasn't. Now, that is something to discuss in small groups! Then: return to The Board. Report!
The only Swede that has received his BaCHbird -that I know of- is Daniel. Haven't heard from any of the other Swedes...
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chromium

I like to think that the "50 sitting in a warehouse" was just a stall tactic, and that they are actually building and deploying these slow-and-meticulously, one-by-one.

Either that, or they are just taunting us.


Chris P.

Because the BaCH is no Gibson I don't mind some minor changes.

Today I mounted a Fender cover. I ordered a P one, cos that looks like a Gibson one, but isn;t this a Jazzer?

Well, it looks like this:





I also have this non chrome cover on my EB3. Shall I mount it on the Bird?

Do or don't?





BTW: I'm still looking for a nice set of chrome covers for my '76 Bird, but they're either too expensive or they aren't willing to ship to Europe. 17th of March is my birthday. You know what to do......:D

Basvarken

I have to admit, it does look good Chris! Even if it's a 7ender cover... ;)


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Chris P.

And the bridge-thingy? Do or don't?

Basvarken

Why not? The only thing is the difference in shinyness. Or is it the picture?
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Chris P.

Nope, the Fender cover is chrome and shiny new. The bridge cover is stainless steel. No chrome.