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Gibson Faces Financial Questions.


tim gueguen

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I hope this doesn't stop the release of the long awaited the Hendrix Sig Accordion, or the Robert Johnson Sig BroohtalMetal amp.

 

The Hendrix sig accordion??? ;)

 

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omgzz will my gibsons be worth 3 times more when they go under!?

 

 

No. If this idiot can't get the bills payed someone will buy the company and production will continue. With a brand that's been around this long and that has this much patronage (even though they're a PITA to deal with), someone will drop the cash and keep it going.

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No. If this idiot can't get the bills payed someone will buy the company and production will continue.
With a brand that's been around this long
and that has this much patronage (even though they're a PITA to deal with), someone will drop the cash and keep it going.

 

 

Like.. Pontiac?

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Zakk Wylde is working behind the scene to buy the company and is going to take control soon.

 

 

I heard to raise additional capital he's planning on releasing cheesy motorcycle models and sig Epis for a special low introductory offer.:poke:

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I had a buddy who was R&D for early fender and Peavey. While he was talking to Peavey about Gibsun...Peavey asked why he wouldtake over a struggling company when he has a perfectly good company already? I couldn't agree more with that line of thought. It would be a huge blow to the guitar comunity and Les Paul players would have to find a more consitant brand like ESP/Edwards:lol:

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Gibson is like the mafia, the CEO isn't really in charge, the powers that be will "fire" him, and a new CEO will take his place.

 

 

The CEO is the owner and there's no board of directors to fire him.

Only way anything changes is if lenders start calling it in.

 

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The CEO is the owner and there's no board of directors to fire him.

Only way anything changes is if lenders start calling it in.


EG

 

 

Yeah it sometimes amazes me how many people post on gibson and don't understand their ownership structure....that it's a private company and HE IS the owner.

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I just can't understand how any company can be facing financial questions from their lenders while at the same time having arguably the most coveted name recognition in the market, charging more for their products than their competitors, AND having such bad feedback from it's employees. HTF can you be in financial turmoil when you've been getting paid more for your products and clearly not investing significant portions of those earnings in your workforce?

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I just can't understand how any company can be facing financial questions from their lenders while at the same time having arguably the most coveted name recognition in the market, charging more for their products than their competitors, AND having such bad feedback from it's employees. HTF can you be in financial turmoil when you've been getting paid more for your products and clearly not investing significant portions of those earnings in your workforce?

 

 

One word...Enron.

 

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