Quality issues on new Vigier Excess Roger Glover
Posted: 27 Jun 2012 04:20
I bought a brand new (at least, that's what I thought) Vigier Excess Roger Glover two weekends ago.
I found out that :
1/ The batteries had expired in March 2012. Usually new batteries expire about 4 to 5 years after you buy them. Does this mean that the instrument has been in shop for all those years ?
2/ It came with a Gator case and not the standard Vigier case
3/ There is a cracking sound when I turn the volume knob, and also in the pick up selector knob.
4/ The plug contact, where I insert the cable, doesn't always make the contact - I need to shuffle it a bit.
Serial number is 960548, which indicates that the instrument was made in 96. Hardly believable if Vigier on its website announces its cooperation with Roger Glover since October 2005.
So when was this instrument made ?
Although I'm still happy with the instrument in all other aspects, I'm also - in a way - very disappointed - I feel a bit screwed I must say.
Cedric
I found out that :
1/ The batteries had expired in March 2012. Usually new batteries expire about 4 to 5 years after you buy them. Does this mean that the instrument has been in shop for all those years ?
2/ It came with a Gator case and not the standard Vigier case
3/ There is a cracking sound when I turn the volume knob, and also in the pick up selector knob.
4/ The plug contact, where I insert the cable, doesn't always make the contact - I need to shuffle it a bit.
Serial number is 960548, which indicates that the instrument was made in 96. Hardly believable if Vigier on its website announces its cooperation with Roger Glover since October 2005.
So when was this instrument made ?
Although I'm still happy with the instrument in all other aspects, I'm also - in a way - very disappointed - I feel a bit screwed I must say.
Cedric