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Breedlove Announces Hiring for New "American Series" Line

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Breedlove is hiring 11 new employees to launch a more-affordable line of American made instruments
One of the new American Series instruments

Bend, OR (December 9, 2009) -- Breedlove Guitars announced today the launch of a new line of more affordable, US-made instruments: the American Series of guitars and mandolins. The news came with an announcement that the company is hiring 11 new full-time Production Apprentice positions to support the line.

Breedlove’s new American Series will be launched in January at the “NAMM Show” in Anaheim, California. American Series guitars and mandolins will be made entirely in the USA and start at a street price of $999.

“Were meeting the needs of musicians who want a high quality, affordable, American made instrument” states Peter Newport, Breedlove President. He added, “We’re determined to change the landscape of our industry by offering our dealers the finest instruments available today at a price which nicely fits into this new economy.”

Breedlove is known as the quality leader among all acoustic guitar builders in the world. With the introduction of the new American Series they will be one of the top five largest acoustic guitar manufacturers in the USA.

Located in the resort town of Bend, Oregon, USA, Breedlove Guitar Company manufactures extraordinary guitars and mandolins ($999 to $100,000) and offers exotic guitarist vacation packages. Breedlove’s Korean sourced Atlas Series and Passport Series produces high quality guitars and dealer solutions ($399 to $1,499), designed, engineered and quality assured in the USA.

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Ken C
on 02/10/2010 		Ethan,

Could you please expand on your comment..
Your attempt at being political has confused me and many other readers (I'm sure). What exactly is your point?
I have a feeling I'll be commenting on your opinion once I really understand your true position.

Ken

FYI - I'm a proud UAW member
ethan
on 02/08/2010 		ahh, Joe, mismanagement and laziness caused the downfall of SOME of the automakers. it's insane that the people managing GM and Chrysler thought they could ride on "US made" as they churned out car after car that was subpar in design and quality. the government swooped in to restructure and save many people's arses (esp. the workers!) but it's far from a "gov. run" auto industry. just wish it wouldn't have done so for the financial sector...but that was Bush...you calling the Bush Administration a bunch of socialists? back on topic, though: i think it's a shame that any musical instruments are made to perform for less than 50-100 years ("throwaway"). but consumer demand is king...
RL
on 12/20/2009 		Have FAITH my,in American nohow... I will soon launch my American made/ American wood, Solid-body guitar line! RL Harley Renaissance Instrument Project (R.I.P.)
rev 'wildman'joe
on 12/15/2009 		Opinions will be plentiful when the guitar is played. In the mean time it is certainly nice to see someone in the corporate community make this kind of commitment. Here in Michigan, we believed the "American Made" line to our own demise. Not much was American made and in the end the socialists saw an opportunity for gov. run auto industry. Blessings on Breedlove.



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