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Friday, December 31, 2010

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In This Announcement:

Annual 30% Thank You Sale Is Underway – Use Coupon Code: TY2011
Brief Highlights Of 2010

Happy New Year – Great Savings Available Now

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Be sure to enter coupon code TY2011 during checkout to receive the discount.

As a gesture of our appreciation, we are pleased to announce that our Annual 30% Thank You Sale Has Begun at RobertConti.com and will continue through Wednesday, January 5, 2011. All DVDs and Books are included in this major sale event.

Once again, we extend our sincere thanks for your patronage, and we will continue to do our best to maintain your confidence in our learning resources.

Note: Although the Conti Jazz Guitars are not included in this sale event, we expect to have a few “display only” demos available at discounted pricing after the NAMM Show. Please visit the “Latest News” section on the home page of Robert Conti.com after January 20, 2011 for availability.

The Staff Of Robert Conti.com Extends Best Wishes To Everyone For A Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year!

Robert, Mike, Ann, Steve, Rob, Annette & Alan

 

Brief Highlights Of 2010

Thank You For Another Great Year! Brief highlights of 2010 included:

The year began with Robert making a return appearance at Muriel A
nderson’s All Star Guitar Night

The introduction of the gorgeous Natural Finish Conti Jazz Guitars, also known as “The Blondes.”

 

 

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We were extremely pleased by the very enthusiastic reception to the release of Volume 3 of The Ticket To Improv DVD Series for entry level jazz guitarists.

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In November 2010, along with an in-depth interview from Dr. Dave Walker, Robert made his second appearance on the cover of the prestigious Just Jazz Guitar Magazine.JJG_cover_box

As Frank Sinatra sang: “It Was A Very Good Year.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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