Ep 095 - Rovner Products-Fall 2020; Demo on the Van Gogh ligature episode artwork

EPISODE · Nov 5, 2020 · 54 MIN

Ep 095 - Rovner Products-Fall 2020; Demo on the Van Gogh ligature

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Phil Rovner founded Rovner Products in 1974, when he created the Original Dark ligature. To this day, that ligature is still one of the top sellers in the entire Rovner catalog. Over the years, more Classic models were developed, such as the Light, the Eddie Daniels (the Versa replaced this one), and the Mk III. When George Reeder, current President and Co-Owner of Rovner Products took over in 2014, the ligature catalog has expanded to include the Next Generation ligatures: The Versa X, the Star Series, The Legacy, The Platinum, Platinum Gold and the Van Gogh. Since I've been getting so many questions on the Van Gogh ligature, in this episode, George gives more background and a demo on how to properly place this unique ligature. Since 2014, he and his wife and Co-Owner, Lynn, have developed even more products, some of which we are going to talk about in this episode. The link to his full biography, along with more Resources for this episode, is on our website. Help us bring more amazing interviews to you, AND get extra special Bonus content when you become a patron! More info is HERE

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