Pinoy Artists Endorsing Gear

[IncX]

does it really make you wanna buy the stuff?

[kurtcobainer]

Uhhhh.. No.

[Gunslinger]

Nope.

[Hans9]

it just makes me proud that we have pinoy artists endorsing products...
probably because i'm already aware what i wanna get.

[skunkyfunk]

"...Local artists endorsing expensive gear doesn't work..." - Bel Sayson, The Music Source

[IncX]

damn... i can only imagine how far behind we are in terms of musical respect

[Santo Muerte]

I drink Red Horse. Does that make me a Pepe Smith fanboi?

[IncX]

I drink Red Horse. Does that make me a Pepe Smith fanboi?

not unless you line up the bottles and use them as chimes on your drum kit

[w1]

one reason why I got my aria... Mr. Nobody

no regrets... love the gear--- 

[Ben Tsing Co]

it just makes me proud that we have pinoy artists endorsing products...
probably because i'm already aware what i wanna get.

+1 

[Sugar Ray Vaughan]

For the record

does it really make you wanna buy the stuff?

Not really, just a "reference".

[mbsunga]

Are these pinoy artist really using the stuffs they endorse?
As in gigs, recordings, at home....
If yes then maybe its worth to try.
If not then why bother

[Hans9]

... you know what i'm changing my answer...
i've come to realize that a pinoy artist i look up to has influence me in terms of buying a bass..

i remember back in high school -- after seeing razorback perform in our school, i started wanting a wood finish bass similar to what master louie was using -- didn't realize it's a 'wick;  my bass is currently wood finish hehehe!
then just last year, i saw louie using his dame bass with natural finish == that made me wanna buy the exact same model

hahaha i guess i'm influenced by a local artist after all...