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Ozzfun<\/a> wrote

And if you\'re being serious and that is truly the case, have they gone through this before and just need to fire a few people in QC to get back on track or is this a death spiral? \n
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I notice MY guitar testers playing a LOT of other brands as of late but brands that are ALSO known for a LOT of QC issues right now. (Gibson)<\/p>\n\n

The joint on that guitar and their MXs is just such that there tends to be finish cracking in that spot. If it were nitro, I would imagine the rate would be even higher. It\'s 100% a cosmetic issue and it doesn\'t seem to be one they can fix, as they probably would have by now. If it bothers you, it\'s probably not the right guitar for you. Because if it hasn\'t cracked in that spot yet, that doesn\'t mean it will never crack in that spot. <\/p>\n\n

My Gibson Buckethead LP has a small finish crack in the neck joint from where they likely oversprayed and then it cracked when it cured. Maybe 1 cm tops. I just got over it because it doesn\'t affect the playability and you can\'t see it unless I stick my face in it. In a sense, it\'s better to let little stuff like that go or you\'ll drive yourself nuts.<\/p><\/div>\n\n \n\n

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