Why should you?\u00a0 The intellectual property described on TulsaSoundGuitars.com and being developed will change the industry, providing musicians with a whole new universe of customization and control.\u00a0 You should check it out.<\/p>\n
OK, this is maybe a bad business decision, but I have to admit I need some help here.\u00a0 And in the same no doubt self-destructive impulse, I admit that calling this “Tulsa Sound Guitars” is more wistful thinking and marketing than actually being plugged into the Tulsa Sound and providing those musicians with guitars.<\/p>\n
The trouble is, in order to do that, I’d have to be about 20 years younger, and running around after dark selling my guitars to those musicians.\u00a0 At 70, that’s a bit beyond me.\u00a0 One Tulsa guitarist actually did offer, sight unseen, to play one of my prototypes at his gig.\u00a0 I wish I could take him up on it, but I usually don’t drive after dark unless it’s an emergency.\u00a0 Too tired and too much chance of losing my license.<\/p>\n
It would be much better to have younger, more energetic business partners to handle the business, marketing and production while I do the R&D.\u00a0 Being a retired scientist and engineer, that’s what I do best.\u00a0 I’ve gotten a lot slower, and lost a few steps, like higher math and computer programming, but I can still do this.<\/p>\n
So, if there’s anyone out there in the Tulsa or Oklahoma entrepreneurial community with capability, experience, and a passion for guitars, come on down.\u00a0 Preferably before I have to take it out of state.\u00a0 Please have a resume and references ready.\u00a0 Women and minorities welcome.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Why should you?\u00a0 The intellectual property described on TulsaSoundGuitars.com and being developed will change the industry, providing musicians with a whole new universe of customization and control.\u00a0 You should check it out. OK, this is maybe a bad business decision, … Continue reading