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So...

I just learned that "First Act" (they make guitars sold at Target) has a custom shop.

Yup...

I also learned, they have made guitars for some famous people - and have made what appear to be okay guitars, from their custom shop.

I wrote about that and how I responded to this news. If there's one thing to take away from it, it's that you still probably shouldn't buy a First Act guitar for anyone, not even a kid. I also see it as a bit deceptive.

Strangely, I'm not very outraged by it.

https://playguitar.gq/2018/09/02/oh-man-i-just-learned-something-new/

So... I just learned that "First Act" (they make guitars sold at Target) has a custom shop. Yup... I also learned, they have made guitars for some famous people - and have made what appear to be okay guitars, from their custom shop. I wrote about that and how I responded to this news. If there's one thing to take away from it, it's that you still probably shouldn't buy a First Act guitar for anyone, not even a kid. I also see it as a bit deceptive. Strangely, I'm not very outraged by it. https://playguitar.gq/2018/09/02/oh-man-i-just-learned-something-new/

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[–] PhunkyPlatypus 0 points (+0|-0)

I'm curious if it's more of a sponsor sort of the than the person actually saying to themselves "Man, you know what I would absolutely love? An overpriced custom made shitty guitar."

[–] TheBuddha [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

I have to assume it's them reaching out to the artists - and it may even be to the artist's handlers.

I doubt I'll live long enough, but the idea of First Act guitars being someday collector's items makes me giggle.