HE M.

On a guitar I bought it started having a signal drop. I was asked to return the guitar for analysis and was without it for over a month.

When they returned it, it came packaged badly and with the headstock damaged.

Now, despite confirming that the damage was their fault, they only accept responsibility if I send the guitar back to them, which for me means that I will lose the guitar again and run the risk of it being damaged again, besides Thomann not guaranteeing to repair the guitar and that it is not possible to replace it because it is no longer in stock.

In addition, Thomann's management of this incident and transport was disastrous and without any respect for the customer and his needs:
- It has no initiative to inform the customer of what has been done/analysed;
- It goes on, successively, putting forward possible causes other than the guitar as the various issues are highlighted or clarified, or else it does not clarify the information given to them;
- Negligence on the part of Thomann in the wrapping and packaging of the guitar;
- Deficient articulation and transmission of data with the transporter and customer (they never spontaneously informed, nor provided information about the delivery and date, as well as wrongly transmitted the customer's delivery data to the transporter). This caused several delivery attempts with unnecessary movements and delays in delivery (which may have contributed to the damage to the guitar);
- Willfully refuses to assume their responsibilities unless the customer is left without their guitar (despite being available to examine the guitar and provide photographic proof or other information).