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Hallo!
Please do not delete this article! Before I wrote this article I had read some textes about other companies which produce musical instruments (Ibanez, Fender,...). I noticed that there are some links to the company BassLab, nevertheless nobody created an article. Writing this article I just intended to introduce this company. I'm not a member of BassLab and only tried to write an informative article.
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Thank you for both links. Firstly, it's obviously why this subject is important and significant: BassLab is an important company in the modern manufacturing of musical instruments which has an unique approach of building instruments. The information, which you can find in the text, basically originate from different magazines. These sources are reliable and independent. Besides, this article (as I wrote) is an informative one, I didn't use any valuations or other techniques to do advertisement. -- J.H.89 ( talk) 15:38, 9 January 2009 (UTC)
This company was deleted in de:wikipedia, an fails on deletion_rewiew, because it does not meet the Criteria for Companys. It produces only some handmade guitars in the back of a garage, no reputations, no endorsement, only advertising [1]. -- 84.166.54.94 ( talk) 13:24, 1 February 2009 (UTC)
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Hallo!
Please do not delete this article! Before I wrote this article I had read some textes about other companies which produce musical instruments (Ibanez, Fender,...). I noticed that there are some links to the company BassLab, nevertheless nobody created an article. Writing this article I just intended to introduce this company. I'm not a member of BassLab and only tried to write an informative article.
If I did a mistake, please let me know which criterion is not fulfilled. --
J.H.89 (
talk) 15:38, 9 January 2009 (UTC)
Thank you for both links. Firstly, it's obviously why this subject is important and significant: BassLab is an important company in the modern manufacturing of musical instruments which has an unique approach of building instruments. The information, which you can find in the text, basically originate from different magazines. These sources are reliable and independent. Besides, this article (as I wrote) is an informative one, I didn't use any valuations or other techniques to do advertisement. -- J.H.89 ( talk) 15:38, 9 January 2009 (UTC)
This company was deleted in de:wikipedia, an fails on deletion_rewiew, because it does not meet the Criteria for Companys. It produces only some handmade guitars in the back of a garage, no reputations, no endorsement, only advertising [1]. -- 84.166.54.94 ( talk) 13:24, 1 February 2009 (UTC)
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