Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Breen Sep 22, 2010.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pierre-Antoine Roiron Jul 23, 2010.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Russell Vance Jul 22, 2010.
Started this discussion. Last reply by R.J. Fulton Apr 20, 2010.
Started this discussion. Last reply by STGuitarworks Oct 26, 2009.
I attended the Summit School of Guitar Building and Repair for their one year course in 2003 - 2004, and worked for the Godin Guitar Company who manufactures six guitar brands: Seagull, Simon & Patrick, Norman, LaPatrie, Art & Lutherie, and Godin. I was their repairman at their head office in Montreal in 2004 to 2006.
I operate STGuitarworks, a guitar building and repair business in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada's capital formed in 2007.
Sean Thompson
613-698-8832
www.stguitarworks.com
stguitarworks@gmail.com
© 2012 Created by Frank Ford.
Powered by
.
Comment Wall (3 comments)
I moved back to the states and now have my own school. Working for Summit just wasn't working for me anymore. They don't like me very much now. It's too bad, and I wish it wasn't that way. Their choice.
Anyhow checkout my website if you feel so inclined. www.mountainviewluthierschool.com
Take care.
Arj
Thanks for the link I'm working with my website designer to get a links deal set up there. She's a little slow right now she just had a kid so I try not to crack the whip on her too much. People don't like it when you beat single moms. I don't know what it is about that?
Anyhow I'll work on it as well as the neverending list of things to do when a business owns you. Wouldn't have it any other way though.
Really we were 8th on google? I'm never able to find us with guitar related search key words. I've really worked and rearraged our meta tags many times.
Take care, happy holidays, and new year,
Arj
You need to be a member of FRETS.NET to add comments!
Join FRETS.NET