Bacchus Global Series made by Pinoys.

[arkeetar]

hehehe .....kung saan saan pa tayo naghahanap ng gitara nandito lang pala sa tabi tabi, sugod mga minions sa bat cave, magsama ng batgirls

Levi's, Nike, at meron pa sigurong iba, dito ginagawa pero hindi binebenta dito pambihira 
meron akong eddie bauer bagpack nung hs, padala ng tita ko, ganda, pagtingin ko MIP 

sana naman... sana naman... at uulit ulitin... sana naman pwede din magbigay access ang mga foreign companies sa mga products nila na may production facilities dito sa bansa natin 

syempre sana reasonable price kung hindi man pwedeng ibigay ng super mura para naman hindi puro gawang intsik 

batgirls hehe madami din sa Cavite n'yan di ba haha 

[vin12]

Levi's, Nike, at meron pa sigurong iba, dito ginagawa pero hindi binebenta dito pambihira 
meron akong eddie bauer bagpack nung hs, padala ng tita ko, ganda, pagtingin ko MIP 

sana naman... sana naman... at uulit ulitin... sana naman pwede din magbigay access ang mga foreign companies sa mga products nila na may production facilities dito sa bansa natin 

syempre sana reasonable price kung hindi man pwedeng ibigay ng super mura para naman hindi puro gawang intsik 

batgirls hehe madami din sa Cavite n'yan di ba haha 

OT:
eh yung sa mga nike outlet? doon ako bumibili sapatos. ang mumura

[arkeetar]

OT:
eh yung sa mga nike outlet? doon ako bumibili sapatos. ang mumura

hehe yun pala, mali sample ko hehe
oo nga no haha 

[Musikerochan]

cavite? sana may 'factory price" din sila

[xaero]

Parang hindi na to low-end. Mataas ang standards sa japan with regards to quality. Marami produkto ang Japan na sa ibang bansa ginagawa/manufacture para makatipid sa production costs pero di nangangahulugan na mababa ang quality ng mga ito. (boss, zoom, etc.)

[bhaahchico]

hindi na nasundan yung thread na to? hays kaka gas ganda ng bachus, quality talaga

[quaternotetriplet]

cavite? sana may 'factory price" din sila

u malapit ka master.. balitaan mo ako pag nakita mo na ung factory...

[renz13]

u malapit ka master.. balitaan mo ako pag nakita mo na ung factory...

oo baka may mga reject sila na medyo matino

[ericwaltzz]

ayos to ha...

[Musikerochan]

hehe, aamuyin ko nga dito sa mga taga-samin. baka maka-tsamba ng mga 'may koneksyon" sana nga!

[burnsbhm]

I have a funny, funny feeling na hindi ibebenta to sa atin ng direkta. Those guitars are intended for the market they are earmarked kaya may duda ako. But you can never tell if those makers have some surplus.

I think what our shops should do (JB, Lyric, RJ, Yupangco, The Music Source) is to talk to the head honchos of Bacchus in Japan and make these interesting products available to us Pinoys. Sana lang:
1. Wag nang dalhin pa sa Japan tapos ibabalik sa atin to induce more markup in profit.
2. Wag substandard or the super low end products ang ibenta sa atin. Since Bacchus is not a very popular brand, it can still sell its top products competitively.

I love the Tom Anderson clone superstrats they have.

I really hope they get released here.

[inkslingerx]

saan sa cavite?? nahanap na ba ang factory nila? sugurin natin

[deltaslim]

We're a big player in the outsourcing business and, given our history and culture, it makes sense that we do well as an outsourcing destination for quality guitar brands. Pasalamat na tayong makilala talent ng Pinoy, kahit di naman ma-afford ang mga brands na yan.

Silver lining: Outsourcing always produces a peculiar externality: technology transfer (from foreign to local). Eventually, matra-transfer din ang luthiery and guitar production know-how na yan sa mas maraming Pinoy. What we really need is a Pinoy guitar BRAND or factory willing to produce for local brands na mas abot-kaya.

This presents an interesting dilemma to those who are skeptical of local luthiers vs. foreign luthiers. Hehe.

[quaternotetriplet]

We're a big player in the outsourcing business and, given our history and culture, it makes sense that we do well as an outsourcing destination for quality guitar brands. Pasalamat na tayong makilala talent ng Pinoy, kahit di naman ma-afford ang mga brands na yan.

Silver lining: Outsourcing always produces a peculiar externality: technology transfer (from foreign to local). Eventually, matra-transfer din ang luthiery and guitar production know-how na yan sa mas maraming Pinoy. What we really need is a Pinoy guitar BRAND or factory willing to produce for local brands na mas abot-kaya.

This presents an interesting dilemma to those who are skeptical of local luthiers vs. foreign luthiers. Hehe.

i want to have a guitar factory.. kaso parang mahal naman ang mga CNC machines.

[brown]

upon further reading, i found out that "key's handmade guitars" are based in cavite. would our knowledge of this be beneficial? or destructive? i am having second thoughts about this.

benefits:

quality (affordable?) guitars made by pinoys for pinoys with the endorsement of japanese quality control. something that RJ guitars never had. it almost seems that we, as a people, would look to something with higher value if a foreign country approves of it. i kind of call this the "rizal effect". rizal wasnt anyone worth mentioning before he garnered accolades from foreign countries.



negative repercussions:

there might be a drop in quality control or an increase of price when the volume of production rushes to meet higher and higher demands.

i'm from Cavite. where is this exactly? haha

[firewaterjem]

baka may forumite dito na nagwo-work sa factory na un...

paramdam naman kayo mga Fafi   

[H4cks4w]

From cavite here 
madami din pala from cavite dito

[ael_israel]

From cavite here 
madami din pala from cavite dito

ako din eh cavite aahaha baka sa EPZA yung factori nila mga paps heheh diba dun naman mga factory heheh or pwedeng sa cavite city or baka around tanza kasi dami factory dun eh

[quaternotetriplet]

ako din eh cavite aahaha baka sa EPZA yung factori nila mga paps heheh diba dun naman mga factory heheh or pwedeng sa cavite city or baka around tanza kasi dami factory dun eh

madami din dun sa FCIE. dasma. tumira din ako sa Cavite.

[H4cks4w]

ako din eh cavite aahaha baka sa EPZA yung factori nila mga paps heheh diba dun naman mga factory heheh or pwedeng sa cavite city or baka around tanza kasi dami factory dun eh

Aba cavite ka rin pala idol, malamang to sa mga bandang upland epza mukhang malabo, hehehe cge kokontakin ko mga tropa across cavite try ko pahunting tong factory na to 

[Jason]

hunting time

[ael_israel]

Aba cavite ka rin pala idol, malamang to sa mga bandang upland epza mukhang malabo, hehehe cge kokontakin ko mga tropa across cavite try ko pahunting tong factory na to 

yup cavs din ako men hehe dito lang ako sa qc nagwrrk heheh kaya ayun hunting mode na mga pre para malaman natn mlay niyo they do custom jobs din and mura o dba

[lord4dark]

i want to have a guitar factory.. kaso parang mahal naman ang mga CNC machines.

Well I can start on a small garage making plywood guitars, lols! or cigar box guitars!

[manrey]

ako rin gusto ko rin magmanufacture ng gitara.
dinadownload ko nga lahat ng setup, repair at guitar making na makita ko e.

[lord4dark]

ako rin gusto ko rin magmanufacture ng gitara.
dinadownload ko nga lahat ng setup, repair at guitar making na makita ko e.

 Actually, highschool ako nagkaroon ako ng chance tumambay sa isang guitar factory sa fairview, lahat crude materials pero ok naman yung mga guitars na nagagawa nila. ang kailangan lang natin eh steady supplier of wood, fret wires and that's it. ofcourse, a garage or workshop is also needed. then slowly build your skills there, since it has to start somewhere somehow.