@PorterPickups I tried to call but it went to voice-mail. Bottom line: I'm a really creative and visual designer, and a branding professional. You guys already do everything else better than me... but I think we legitimately might be able to help each other in a big way, long term. I've earned with enough startups to realize that innovation is easier than adoption. With legacy branding, you're fighting people's long-formed perceptions and tradition as much or even more than you're fighting market competition. That said, I designed a body style that feels traditional and familiar while being comfortable, practical and adding some helpful (and addictive) features that really should have always been part of modern electric guitars, as soon as CAD was possible. Ego is stupid and I don't require one to say that players I've handed one of these things to or even shown pictures of made them say "Why the hell isn't that a thing already". There are so many people better at so many things than me, and I can barely even play a guitar at all. But it's safe to say that, somewhere along the way, real guitarists allow themselves to get used to things that they shouldn't be hindered by. I can help you make more convenient and, therefore, more addictive, guitars than anyone. Or I can just put my own brand them and maybe buy pickups from you. Thing is, I've been watching your videos for a while and I think we might just be better served as pieces of the same profitable puzzle.
@@jamesdeananderson1411 shoot us an email and we can look at it! we're not building as much guitar wise right now so we may not be the best partner but we do offer pickups of course! info@porterpickups.com
