Social Media and Tsunami Guitars 4-7-2012

Yesterday, while it was beautiful and sunny outside, and the Masters was on TV, I was cooped up in my studio here at Tsunami Guitars, trying to figure out why my new HD camera was auto changing things I didn't want it to change.  I finally got it figured out, and after about four takes, I got what I thought was a pretty realistic video of me and the new Tsunami SUT Ultra Guitar.  At eight minutes, you don't realize how much a person can just prattle on!  But I showed what this guitar can really do, using just a simple Fender Frontman 100 Watt equipped with twin 12" speakers, no reverb or effects of any type. 
You can see the video by simply clicking on the picture at the top of this blog!  I am beginning to like this Social Media thing. 

In my prior life, I used to be a Continuous Improvement Specialist.  For those who don't know, that's a person who is permanently hired by a company to improve the company.  My last CI gig ended in March 2010, when I got laid off.  This has happened to me a couple times, when the company decides that they have had enough improvements.  Well, from my standpoint a company can never improve enough!  So lately I have been very active on LinkedIn, joining some continuous improvement groups, and posting replies to people's questions.  My followers are growing again!  Some of my Tsunami followers have even found me on LinkedIn, like Hillbilly Sims.  We're now connected.  It's a small world, even in cyberspace...
And, I met a great guy who owns a continuous improvement consulting group in Chattanooga, and we've had talks about me doing some possible training work in the future for him.  See, I trained managers for over 25 years in CI.  I've always loved training, and public speaking.  A lot of people don't know I used to compete in public speaking, but those who do know me, know that I am chatty!

So Social Media is my new thing!  I still have the guitar heel less design on the table, and I also still want to put one of my guitars in a beautiful frame and market it as "interactive art". (New name - sounds better than "playable art".)
So, hope to see you around the ole' blogasphere!!!
Oh, and please CLICK on the photo - take a look at the latest in the ever improving Tsunami Guitar lineup!!
And thanks so much for your support.
Tsunami