Hell Guitar No.2 - New Guitar Day

[Robert]

Well, Syo, I am enjoying playing the No.2 very much. You are onto something good here, and I'm only happy to help out in any way I can. I would never say a guitar is good if I didn't really think so. The gear I have tried over the years that I don't like, I leave out in my reviews and demos, because that seems most fair to everyone. If a product hardly has any one talking good about it, I think people can figure out why...

 

[marnold]

Brilliant marketing idea: call your guitar cases "handbaskets."

 

[Tig]

Brilliant marketing idea: call your guitar cases "handbaskets."

:applause

Reminds me of a line (forgot who said it),
"Where are we going, and what are we doing in this handbasket?"

 

[deeaa]

That's a basket case idea!

 

[syo]

Brilliant marketing idea: call your guitar cases "handbaskets."

Terrific, Reverend! Perhaps you would be interested in joining the Hell Guitars team? You can be responsible to sales to the Worship market.
I'll tithe 10% of whatever is sold to the church of your choice. Which I think would be yours.

It's funny. The "Hell" name almost forces people to think of brimstone and eternal torment while, to me, it is all about Peace, Love and Understanding. This is actually the most fun and challenging part of this endeavour to me. To make a name like Hell Guitars mainstream. Like Virgin Records. I remember when they came out, some, especially in the US had a problem with the name. Now they fly on their airplanes.

Perhaps I should market them in a Daisy Rock theme to soften things up... :dude

 

[marnold]

It's funny. The "Hell" name almost forces people to think of brimstone and eternal torment while, to me, it is all about Peace, Love and Understanding.

I just pretend you're German and that you are advertising that all of your guitars are light-colored.

 

[tjcurtin1]

Wow! What great - and wildly different - sounds in those two clips, Robert! Nice work, SYO - sounds like you got a good thing going - congrats again.