Custom Cedar Creek case saga

Here's a quick photo of a new Cedar Creek (TKL) custom case for my model A3 tenor ukulele that arrived yesterday. Nice case, body fit is ok ... too bad its just a little short. I'm now waiting for a RMA from Cedar Creek and a refund. Maybe i should bring out a tenor with a soprano scale More soon ...

[Ed note: that's an all mahogany R&D model A3 tenor i'm spraying this week. It has green lacquer safe masking tape on the fingerboard.]



10/28/2010 AM: what started out as a wish to give a USA made case supplier a shot at supplying custom cases for my tenors has quickly turned into a rather unpleasant and time consuming experience. Apparently its all my fault that the case doesn't fit ... and on top of that i'm being advised to 'take care'

More to follow ... Go HOME TEAM !

One a brighter note, i have been using a lot of garlic in my cooking this year and love the stuff so i ordered a garlic braid from a big supplier in Gilroy, California recently. Two days ago i received a 5 pound box of garlic instead. It took about 15 seconds on the phone for the supplier to accept responsibility and put a garlic braid into the mail, no charge, and by the way keep the box of garlic and tell your friends about us.

No questions about whether i could tell the difference between a box of garlic and a braid, no insults to my intelligence or competence, no runaround, no excuses, just an excellent quality product, good pricing, delivered on time, excellent customer service and a thank you very much we appreciate your business, see you again !

By the way, check out the heirloom garlic grown nearby in the Texas Hill Country.

10/28/2010 PM: I'd like to thank TKL for issuing a return authorization and promising a full refund today.