PSA to clear up some recent confusion...

[rsm]

I’ve heard the family is absolutely horrendous to deal with fwiw

difficult for some peasants, perhaps.


Many guitarists seem to get along fine with them. I've actually had conversations with them after I purchased my first three Kaizen 6 guiitars (Indigo, Mint and Chalk). I discussed wanting a neon green finish in gloss, and gloss finishes in general. The first Kaizen models were mostly satin finishes.

IDK if I actually had any influence on them, but the second release they had kryptonite and I purchased it immediately. Low and behold:

Now the Fluff sig was a minor disappointment for me; but the collab with Tosin was very good for me...it resulted in the creation of my favorite guitar, the Kaizen 6.

 

[VonBonfire]

difficult for some peasants, perhaps.


Many guitarists seem to get along fine with them. I've actually had conversations with them after I purchased my first three Kaizen 6 guiitars (Indigo, Mint and Chalk). I discussed wanting a neon green finish in gloss, and gloss finishes in general. The first Kaizen models were mostly satin finishes.

IDK if I actually had any influence on them, but the second release they had kryptonite and I purchased it immediately. Low and behold:


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Now the Fluff sig was a minor disappointment for me; but the collab with Tosin was very good for me...it resulted in the creation of my favorite guitar, the Kaizen 6.

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I still love the look of that Kaizen!

 

[SI]

difficult for some peasants, perhaps.


Many guitarists seem to get along fine with them. I've actually had conversations with them after I purchased my first three Kaizen 6 guiitars (Indigo, Mint and Chalk). I discussed wanting a neon green finish in gloss, and gloss finishes in general. The first Kaizen models were mostly satin finishes.

IDK if I actually had any influence on them, but the second release they had kryptonite and I purchased it immediately. Low and behold:


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Now the Fluff sig was a minor disappointment for me; but the collab with Tosin was very good for me...it resulted in the creation of my favorite guitar, the Kaizen 6.

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I’m just regurgitating what I’ve heard from dealers…I once owned an EBMM bass…couldn’t sell it fast enough

 

[rsm]

I still love the look of that Kaizen!

it's really amazing IMO. it's light, balanced, comfortable. I don't really notice the fanned frets it's very subtle. The neck is the biggest challenge for some, for me it just felt right out of the box.

It's really the first guitar that I didn't have to "learn" or "fight" to be comfortable with; it was just a wow moment for me, and that's why I went overboard buying them. The Majesty is a close second, and honestly it's more versatile...but the Kaizen just feels good to me.

I realize it's not for everyone. But when you find "that guitar" that just works for you, it's like nothing else IME. I'm obsessed; and I'm ok with that.

 

[rsm]

I’m just regurgitating what I’ve heard from dealers…I once owned an EBMM bass…couldn’t sell it fast enough

IDK about their basses; Ric and Ibanez are my basses of choice; I prefer and own mostly fretless.

The EBMM Kaizen 6 is my fav guitar, I'm good with that.

 

[SI]

IDK about their basses; Ric and Ibanez are my basses of choice; I prefer and own mostly fretless.

The EBMM Kaizen 6 is my fav guitar, I'm good with that.

Hey enjoy it in good health!

 

[Dan Gleesak]

difficult for some peasants, perhaps.

He seems to think where I live is full of peasants for some reason even though it’s a national tourist destination for arts, food and culture.

 

[rsm]

My problem with Ibanez fretless basses is their obsession with brown and brown dining room furniture finishes.

This is a great bass, but I call the finish "shit burst". I'd rather have a white or black gloss finish, with black richlite fretboard. I really hate the color.

 

[rsm]

He seems to think where I live is full of peasants for some reason even though it’s a national tourist destination for arts, food and culture.

nah, peasants when it comes to appreciating the finer aspects of EBMM instruments. then again, you entered the arena dissing EBMM instruments so expect a response.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

nah, peasants when it comes to appreciating the finer aspects of EBMM instruments. then again, you entered the arena dissing EBMM instruments so expect a response.

Yea I guess that’s fair enough.