Hyundai basses?

[BassXgirl]

They're kind of like Mitsubishi. Mitsubishi has their name on everything.

 

[Diogenes]

Note the Yamaha logo is three tuning forks, if that tells you where there loyalties lie.

Yep... it represented the beautiful music of a well tuned TZ700/750!

 

[genstormbringer]

I really don't think it's the same Hyundai conglomerate that everyone's thinking about. "현대" is just an adjective that basically means "contemporary." Loads of small companies insert it in front of their names to try to sound reputable. (sort of like "Princeton Review," who have no affiliation whatsoever to Princeton University)

No Hyundai does make everything heavy machinery cars musical equipment etc...

 

[jasper383]

Yamaha doesn't actually manufacture anything; they are a marketing company that farms out manufacturing to other companies that meet its quality standards. Then they put "Yamaha" on it and get it to market.

Perhaps Hyundai and Mitsubishi are the same way.

 

[big90sbasshorns]

They are crazy picky on what they will cover.. fair warning! Just being honest.

Really? I've been the original owner of 2 of them and have never had issue with their coverage, everything that's covered is spelled out in black and white...10 years engine and powertrain with the exception of 'wear and tear parts' - No other company was even coming close at the time (although if I remember correctly the domestic companies jumped on that bandwagon when it got to the point a few months ago that they couldn't unload their inventory).

Sorry to Hijack the thread, I'm just as passionate with supporting Hyundai as I am playing the bass.

 

[PrivateHigh]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaibatsu

 

[the yeti]

Really? I've been the original owner of 2 of them and have never had issue with their coverage, everything that's covered is spelled out in black and white...10 years engine and powertrain with the exception of 'wear and tear parts' - No other company was even coming close at the time (although if I remember correctly the domestic companies jumped on that bandwagon when it got to the point a few months ago that they couldn't unload their inventory).
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+1. they've done all right by me.

 

[Barnabas]

I sure am digging those tuners.

 

[bassguppy]

Really? I've been the original owner of 2 of them and have never had issue with their coverage, everything that's covered is spelled out in black and white...10 years engine and powertrain with the exception of 'wear and tear parts' - No other company was even coming close at the time (although if I remember correctly the domestic companies jumped on that bandwagon when it got to the point a few months ago that they couldn't unload their inventory).
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+1. they've done all right by me.

+2

I'm on my 3rd Hyundai Sonata (2000, 2006, 2009). Never had any mechanical issues at all. Never needed warranty work. Only reason I have the 2009 was because I was in a car accident in September 09 and it was totalled.

Is it an Infiniti? No, but it's 1/2 the price and a very good car.

 

[KramerBassFan]

I have a Suzuki Guitar.

 

[Gorn]

$50 bucks if anyone's been itching for a Hyundai bass.
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[Tonegasm]

100,000 gig warranty?

 

[Gorn]

Or five years of setups.

 

[Bassic Playing]

Note the Yamaha logo is three tuning forks, if that tells you where there loyalties lie.

You just blew my mind.