Title link takes you to the ARP Odyssey Upgrades & Restoration page on Phil Cirocco's CMS site. If you haven't been to CMS, you owe it to yourself to check it out. It is probably the richest ARP site out there. You might also recognize Phil from The Novachord Restoration Project.
Friday, June 23, 2006
CMS - ARP Odyssey Upgrades & Restorations
Title link takes you to the ARP Odyssey Upgrades & Restoration page on Phil Cirocco's CMS site. If you haven't been to CMS, you owe it to yourself to check it out. It is probably the richest ARP site out there. You might also recognize Phil from The Novachord Restoration Project.
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I called CMS a long time ago and they never called back, so I emailed and never got a reply either. Other people said the same thing. :(
ReplyDeletePhil's a great tech, but has horrid PR.
ReplyDeleteThere are other great techs who have good PR.
ReplyDeleteA tech's job is to perform a service for his customers. If that service does not include returning phone calls or email, how can he be considered a "great tech"? There are other techs out there who fix the same gear now.
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