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Sad. Worst part is, they were probably most interested in the beer... I would think that unique guitars are a little too recognizable to be easily marketable, therefor, the perps may have it in mind to just keep the guitars for themselves...now doesn't that sound like a pile of fun...guitars you can't show to anyone, or play outside the basement!

My uncle had a '63 Fender Jag stolen... I called everybody I knew and told them the guitar was "chipped" with an electronic ID tag... It showed up at the dance hall where it had been stolen from the very next day...

olrocknroller wrote:I called everybody I knew and told them the guitar was "chipped" with an electronic ID tag...

Wow, so the bluff worked like a charm! Actually, not a bad idea to have a chip (factory?) installed

Veenture wrote:

olrocknroller wrote:I called everybody I knew and told them the guitar was "chipped" with an electronic ID tag...

Wow, so the bluff worked like a charm! Actually, not a bad idea to have a chip (factory?) installed

I like the concept, just like a car.....instead of 'CarJack'....we'll call it..........R U Ready????

........'Guitar Jack'.......

Dennisthe Menace wrote:

Veenture wrote:

olrocknroller wrote:........'Guitar Jack'.......

You're so bad! I'm surprised someone hasn't done this already. It's a great idea. Hmmm.

Here's the URL...

http://www.snagg.com/faq.htm

All new Carvin guitars have Snagg installed at the factory.