Hello, CaseXtreme--

I recently returned from attending the Fingerpicking Guitar class organized and conducted by Steve Kaufman over in Maryville, Tennessee. I thought I would let you know that I was fortunate enough to win the drawing for "The Clam" travel case which you provided as a promotional prize to the Kaufman Guitar Kamp, and I am absolutely delighted to have it.

Please be assured that this case is going to be put to use, especially on my trips to Atlanta and Phoenix, and I'm sure that I shall sweat less about what happens to my Martin guitar in route. It will not just gather dust in the corner.

Thanks so much for your generous promotional prize to the the Steve Kaufman Kamp, and a special thanks from a lucky recipient like me.

Duncan Briggs, Oak Hill, VA

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Hey Bruce,

I have been meaning to write to you for weeks to tell you how much I am digging your case, and thanks again for advising me to get the wheels too. Even though it is all together a lightweight package, the wheels have come in seriously handy for long airport walks......

Funny story.....right after getting your case I took it on a gig with Chuck Mangione in Jamaica.....It was the virgin run for my case and the bass player had the more common( and more heavy) Anvil style case.......when we picked up our instruments after the flight, his case had actually been damaged, most likely due to the extreme impact upon being dropped, whereas my Case extreme case was unfettered! YAY for CASE EXTREME, BOO for Anvil cases......

anyways thanks again!
Also I figured I'd let you know I made a little webspace with song files and other info : www.myspace.com/colemanmellett

thanks again man! - Coleman

Several folks used my cases to get there beautiful hand made guitars to the festival here is one great story from Paul Woolson
of Woolson Soundcraft guitars ; http://www.woolsonsoundcraft.com/unique/unique.html

Testimonial

"I was sitting in the Dallas airport watching the bags being unloaded
from a plane I was just arriving on. After watching several bags come
off the plane I finally saw my guitars that were headed to the
Healdsburg Guitar Festival. Down the conveyor came guitar #1, then #2
and #3. I saw guitar #4 start its way out of the plane but it caught the
edge of the doorway and flipped off of the conveyor belt, and crashed to
the cement tarmac,15-20 feet below. A few bounces later, it came to a
rest, my stomach in a knot. Luckily I had my guitars in your flight
cases because not only did the fallen guitar arrive unscathed, but all 5
of my guitars were in perfect condition. I will continue to use these
cases when shipping my guitars to shows and can highly recommend them
for your your travel needs. Thanks for saving the day!"
Paul Woolson
Woolson Soundcraft