GC
05-29-2007, 02:46 PM
Los Angeles, May 24th 2007
Dear David Collett:
For the record, I am pleased to add my praise, to the many you receive and deserve. You have guided me through a fantastic journey in the quest for the instrument of my dreams, helped me find it, and encouraged me to fully appreciate it above any preconception as to Labels, Wood or Country of origin. I am exceedingly happy about my 1999 Jose Ramirez 1a Spruce and Indian Rosewood. It is the one “you cannot put down”. But this is not a praise for the Guitar, but for your patient, knowledgeable, generous and open-minded advice and concern through the process.
GSI and the community of musicians that needs its resourceful contribution, both are lucky to have your tutelage, and sincere passion. During our lunch, I also had a rare opportunity to learn your elegant and intelligent approach to many other -and apparently- unrelated matters. But learning about you, established that sense of trust one needs when appointing his guide... and I have chosen well twice today, as the names Collett and Ramirez will always be One in my fond memory of this wonderful experience.
Thank you is a rather over used sentence, but please appreciate it as if spoken with gratitude and gravity, after a long meditating pause... David, Thank You.
Yet another pleased GSI’s customer.
GC "Michelob"
Dear David Collett:
For the record, I am pleased to add my praise, to the many you receive and deserve. You have guided me through a fantastic journey in the quest for the instrument of my dreams, helped me find it, and encouraged me to fully appreciate it above any preconception as to Labels, Wood or Country of origin. I am exceedingly happy about my 1999 Jose Ramirez 1a Spruce and Indian Rosewood. It is the one “you cannot put down”. But this is not a praise for the Guitar, but for your patient, knowledgeable, generous and open-minded advice and concern through the process.
GSI and the community of musicians that needs its resourceful contribution, both are lucky to have your tutelage, and sincere passion. During our lunch, I also had a rare opportunity to learn your elegant and intelligent approach to many other -and apparently- unrelated matters. But learning about you, established that sense of trust one needs when appointing his guide... and I have chosen well twice today, as the names Collett and Ramirez will always be One in my fond memory of this wonderful experience.
Thank you is a rather over used sentence, but please appreciate it as if spoken with gratitude and gravity, after a long meditating pause... David, Thank You.
Yet another pleased GSI’s customer.
GC "Michelob"