That's terrific news, Steve! I'm still impressed with all the support
they put into your NT at Meridian. For those who weren't there, they
put up several (I believe 3) guitars, all sorts of shirts and caps and
things of that nature, and even let us use their brand new hangar for
registration! As a frustrated musician myself, I've always had a
great deal of respect for Peavey equipment. Their willingness to get
involved with our sport just makes me respect them all the more!
Reckon do you think they might be willing to put up something for the
Thursday night talent show at Nationals? (Of course, you might have
to clear it with BFG!!!) 8<{)
John (Old Fartz & TLS #37) Lieberman
Steven Volpp wrote:
>
> With all the talk today of DC leaving the sport, I thought today might be a
> good day to try and keep morale high and sneak out something we were going
> to save until Topeka:
>
> At the Pro in Topeka, and every Pro in 2000, Peavey will be giving away a
> "Stage Pack" to the Pro Challenge winner and a "Clarksdale" acoustic guitar
> to the Ladies and National Challenge Series winners.
>
> What that means.........................
> ============================================================================
> ======
> The "Stage Pack" has a Peavey electric guitar, an amp, and everything else
> you need to play guitar. It retails for $359.99.
>
> The "Clarksdale" is a full size dreadnought acoustic guitar with a laminated
> real spruce top. It retails for $209.
>
> Please help welcome us in. While this is by no means a big deal, if you can
> help me show Peavey this is cool, much more could follow in years to come.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steven Volpp
> Drum Product Manager
> Peavey Electronics
>
> (also known as)
>
> Steven Volpp
> #29 Black AS M3
> (usually going slow while at the same time ruining my tires)
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