We have 20 stores.......

that's an awesome accomplishment!
good luck to you!

I would like to comment on daddysonline. Back when I first got internet in 1996. daddys was one of the first sites I saw. This was in the days before paypal and ordering online. I used to daily go to the daddys site and also receive a catalog. I ordered sooooo much stuff in those days that they knew who I was when I called to give my credit card info. (YES BEFORE PAYPAL) I had so much equipment and when something was not right they went out of their way to correct it. Then one day I heard no more shipping from them, and after years of buying they were gone. Imagine my great delight to go on ebay to look for something and there you are. I have not purchased anything yet, but Yee Haw looks like they used to look. So this is a VERU UNSOLICITED post, that if they are half the Daddys they used to be, I will need a bigger place. Please feel free to post my post. Thank you. Edwood AKA Trent U. Milwaukie Oregon

Daddy's is truly a shadow of their former self, I live near the Orange, CT. store and now basically by just cables and strings. The vintage market has really destroyed everything and just sucked the fun of trying out old cool gadgets, amps and guitars. Shit guitars that wouldn't hold tune through an entire song, are now considered collectable. Anything that's decent is toally out of reach for (many) players like me. I was a vintage only guy till the end of the 90's, now I put vintage pickups in modern guitars just to get a halfway decent tone. To those of you who collect and don't play, take a look in the mirror, your depriving signifigant players out of the axes and equipment they deserve to be able to acquire. You would probably do best to pick up one of those guitar hero or rock band games, if your oveer 30 and can't play a real guitar yet, I'll bet money you never will. Forgive my intense bitterness, I'm just sick of seeing guitars behind plexiglass security windows.