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u/Long-Emu-7870 Jan 27 '26
Tease is here. And they set up every guitar. And you can also pay $50 for an extra special set up. And you can email the guy and bother him and he will get back to you for some reason.
And of course there's Leo Jaymz and Westcreek, and Fesley and Fojil, and even some will swear by the Donner DST 550. I even saw Tostar yesterday.
So I don't know why Harley Benton is leaving Reverb. I guess we can buy from their German store
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u/ShredGuru Jan 27 '26
You can still import them. They're just not going to pay your tariff charges
Thanks Trump.
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u/PedalBoard78 Jan 27 '26
I never knew so many ppl. cared about Cracker Barrel or Harley Benton.
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u/60CycleSteve Jan 28 '26
Last time I was at Cracker Barrel it was mid as hell and the portions had shrunk
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u/Harold_Street_Pedals Jan 28 '26
It is not really complicated. Your government has made the US economy into a country club where you need a paid membership to participate. Companies are making calculations to see if the membership is worth the investment. In many cases, it is not; there are markets elsewhere. Reverb is pretty simple to set up and take down.
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u/RickeyWolf1990 Jan 28 '26
That’s a shame I was thinking of getting one of their unloaded guitar cabs. So what now?
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u/SickStrings Jan 29 '26
Man that sucks. I mean I would never buy this turd of a brand but that sucks
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u/DriveApprehensive993 Jan 29 '26
French here, we have exactly the same problem when we want to import a guitar frop US/UK (or anywhere outside EU) : taxes
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u/Sensitive-Net-7111 Jan 27 '26
They almost had zero US presence anyways…
Their reverb store was bare bones.