Warmoth at Tacoma Guitar Fest in 2020

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That's right...if you're in the PNW next April you can catch us at the Tacoma Guitar Festival. We will have a whole selection of products and options on hand for you to test drive, PLUS some of that 40th Anniversary goodness I keep hinting at!


We did a test run of setting up our booth today:


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That's an attractive booth. It'll look great when you get some stuff on those racks.
 
I need a reason to go visit my nephew in Port Orchard.... We could both attend.
 
Looking good! I like the hint with the multi-wood panels on the sides, we're getting laminate bodies, right? :toothy12:
 
Is that a new booth?  Correct me if I'm wrong, but you guys have blown of NAMM the last few years right?
 
Mayfly said:
Is that a new booth?  Correct me if I'm wrong, but you guys have blown of NAMM the last few years right?


Warmoth hasn't had a booth at NAMM since I've been here, and I'm pretty sure not for a long time before that. I bet it's been at least 15 years.


I can usually be found prowling the floor though, causing trouble in my Warmoth t-shirt.
 
Siiiiiiick! Is that back wall made of scrap warmoth woods? I bet its got great tone. Hook that mutha up at the tosh.o amphitheater and you'd be set for one spicy burning man rehearsal, my guy.
 
BroccoliRob said:
Siiiiiiick! Is that back wall made of scrap warmoth woods? I bet its got great tone. Hook that mutha up at the tosh.o amphitheater and you'd be set for one spicy burning man rehearsal, my guy.


Ha! Y'all may have noticed that this booth has more than a passing similarity to the set of the Warmoth YouTube channel.


Neither one contains any wood at all.


Fooled ya, suckahs!!!  :eek: :eek:  :icon_biggrin:
 
Is that back wall made of scrap warmoth woods?

Seriously? Do you have any idea how heavy that would be? Booths are made of relatively lightweight materials for ease of movement in and out of the host facility. They are expected to last for awhile. So in answer to your question - hell no.
 
The Aaron said:
BroccoliRob said:
Siiiiiiick! Is that back wall made of scrap warmoth woods? I bet its got great tone. Hook that mutha up at the tosh.o amphitheater and you'd be set for one spicy burning man rehearsal, my guy.


Ha! Y'all may have noticed that this booth has more than a passing similarity to the set of the Warmoth YouTube channel.


Neither one contains any wood at all.


Fooled ya, suckahs!!!  :eek: :eek:  :icon_biggrin:

Ya got me Mr A. It looks swanky.

AirCap said:
Is that back wall made of scrap warmoth woods?

Seriously? Do you have any idea how heavy that would be? Booths are made of relatively lightweight materials for ease of movement in and out of the host facility. They are expected to last for awhile. So in answer to your question - hell no.

Yo I was just #asking. I figure the big dubya has access to all manner of transportation equipments. I figgered it was a valid question, just like when I asked my healing crystal shaman if Battlefield Earth should've been a Tyler Perry movie and he said no and I said why and he said because he wouldve played multiple roles and that it'd destroy the realism and crtical world building and I was like "good point."
 
AirCap said:
Seriously? Do you have any idea how heavy that would be? Booths are made of relatively lightweight materials for ease of movement in and out of the host facility. They are expected to last for awhile. So in answer to your question - hell no.

Not always my friend. :) Before I came to Warmoth I worked 25 years in the fine jewelry world. We did three trade shows a year, and our booth was a solid maple. I keed you not! Six maple wall panels, with a maple "tower" at each corner that contained a glass showcase in the center of it. Plus...four solid maple jewelry showcases with glass fronts. All fixtures were a mixture of plain and figured maple. All the showcases had heavy metal locking mechanisms too.

It cost $1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 to ship to each show, which was a deal considering how much it weighed!  :laughing7:


If you go to the JCK or AGTA or Tuscon Gem show, many of the booths are like this. Cuz jooowry is pretentious.

 
BroccoliRob said:
Yo I was just #asking. I figure the big dubya has access to all manner of transportation equipments. I figgered it was a valid question, just like when I asked my healing crystal shaman if Battlefield Earth should've been a Tyler Perry movie and he said no and I said why and he said because he wouldve played multiple roles and that it'd destroy the realism and crtical world building and I was like "good point."


Not a dumb question at all. Nobody knows everything about everything. But...the more one asks, the closer one gets. Fail to ask, fail to know. Plus...things change. What was true 50 years ago may not be true anymore. If one assumes one already knows everything and doesn't ask, one will never know that one no longer knows what one thought one already knew.

Whew!

People be getting all short-tempered up in here. Time for a poetry break:


I Tried
by Aaron Cheney

I once tried to see what a telescope sees
When it looks at the mountains on Mars;
But I looked without luck ‘til my eyeballs got stuck
And now I can only see stars.

I once tried to hear what an Indian hears
When he puts his ear next to the ground;
So I listened ‘til veins beat like drums on my brain
And now all I hear is that sound.

I once tried to know what the wisest monk knows
At the peak of a hill in Tibet;
So I studied in school ‘til my memory got full
And now all I learn I forget.

I once tried to taste what a hummingbird tastes
When he puts his tongue into a flower;
But my tongue wouldn’t fit so I got mad and quit
And now all my candy tastes sour.

Don’t tell me I’m silly for trying such things
I tried ‘cause I wanted to know,
And knowing means trying and not just relying
On somebody else’s say-so!
 
Speaking of poetry, here’s a little thing I paraphrased about Admins and the various newbies, trolls, etc.,  they may have to deal with...

The Aaron and the Fry (with apologies to Mary Howitt  (1799-1888)

"Will you log into my forum?" said The Aaron to the fry.
"'Tis the prettiest little forum that ever you did spy;
The way into the forum is through a login screen,
And I've many curious posts to show that you have never seen."

"Oh no, no," said the little Fry. "To ask me is in vain.
For who signs on your login screen can ne'er log out again."

"I'm sure you must be weary, son, connect costs are so high.
Will you post upon my message board? said The Aaron to the Fry.
There are pretty curtains drawn around; the client side is thin,
and if you'd like to post awhile, I'll moderate again!"

"Oh no, no," said the little Fry, "for I've often heard it said:
They never, ever leave again, who post upon your thread!"

Said the cunning Aaron to the Fry, "Dear friend, what can I do
To prove the need for hit counts that I'd like to get from you?
I have within my forum good store of all that's nice.
I'm sure you're very welcome. Do you like your Dew with ice?

"Oh no, no," said the little Fry, "kind Sir, that cannot be,
I've heard what's in your forum, and I do not wish to see!"

"Dear poster!" said The Aaron, "you're witty and you're wise.
How prescient your opinions, how brilliant your replies!
I have a little looking-glass upon my server shelf,
If you'll log in one moment, sir, you shall behold yourself."

"I thank you, gentle sir," he said, "for what you're pleased to say,
and bidding you good morning now, I'll call another day."
 
The Aaron turned him round about, and went into his den,
For well he knew the silly Fry would soon come back again.
So he wrote a subtle web page he'd been wanting long to try,
And set his table ready, to dine upon the Fry.
Then he posted once again, and merrily did sing,
"Come hither, hither, little Fry, with smarts and everything!
Your thoughts are so intriguing, there's brains inside your head!
You post things filled with great insight, while mine are dull as lead!"

Alas, alas! How very soon this silly little Fry
Hearing his wily, flattering words, came slowly surfing by.
Password in mind, he lurked along, then near and nearer drew,
Thinking only of intriguing posts, and brainpow'r through and through.
Thinking only of insightful posts, poor foolish thing! At last,
Up jumped the the cunning Aaron, and fiercely held him fast.
He dragged him to the server farm inside his dismal den,
Where to no one's surprise, of course, he ne'er came out again.

And now dear forum members, who may this story read,
To idle, silly, flattering words, I pray you ne'er give heed.
Unto an evil moderator close heart and ear and eye,
And take a lesson from this tale of Aaron and the Fry.
 
Cagey said:
Speaking of poetry, here’s a little thing I paraphrased about Admins and the various newbies, trolls, etc.,  they may have to deal with...

The Aaron and the Fry (with apologies to Mary Howitt  (1799-1888)

Aaron and the Fry.
Tsk, tsk, tsk...making fun of Asian people isn't funny Kevin.. :toothy12:
 
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