This is a brand new Smallman 2010. It’s shipped directly by the luthier from Australia to Los Angeles.
There are multi-layers of packing:
The outer layer is a thick cardboard box.
The 2nd layer is a big plastic bag.
The 3rd layer is a bubble wrap.
The 4th layer is the guitar case.
Finally, the guitar, Samllman 2010.
the guitar, Smallman 2010
In case of examination by the U.S. customs, the last defense on this guitar is a piece of paper.
the last defense for the guitar
Surprisingly, all strings on this guitar are in regular tension when we open the case. They are not loosed before the guitar is shipped.
1-2-3 strings: Hannabach Carbon Trebles (red)
4-5-6 strings: D’Addario Pro-Arte EJ46
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May 12th, 2010 | 
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Hi there!
Nice guitar. You wrote: “shipped directly by the luthier from Australia to Los Angeles”. This suggests that you were in contact with Smallman.
How did you go about contacting Smallman?
Oh and: how much did the guitar cost?
how much did the case cost?
how much did shipping cost?
did you have to pay import taxes?
Thanks.
M.
Hi M.
I sent you an email. But I got this message:
“Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:”
Please double check your email address.
Thanks.
Joe
may i ask about the Price!??
regards
Hi Joe,
Great playing on you tube. Can you please send me the details on your new guitar? What do you think about Jim Frieson and Sanders guitars?
Thanks,
Tony
hi jeo!
long time no c u la,haha!
nmao
how much in U.S.?
Hey guys,
Don’t ask me the price. I can’t tell you the number. But I can tell you that it costs more than a new car.
Joe
Nice Smallman Guitar. I wish I could afford one. I have a Whitechapel Guitar australian lattice braced and arm rest like Smallman. It was about $600. =) I think Ill start saving up for a Smallman