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Today, 05:54 AM
Well I wouldn’t advise anyone to sign up for that to be brutally honest.
I think a lot depends on your level. If you are a beginner, signing up...
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Today, 05:41 AM
he's not very good, is he? if you must enroll to an online course check out courses by real players like rodney jones, or get some skype lessons from...
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Today, 05:35 AM
Week 14. Now that we have the layout of the track, time to throw it into the next gear:
A week of projects we've covered, at a higher speed....
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Today, 04:37 AM
wzpgsr -
Can you tell me what backing you're using? What were the chords for the solos?
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Today, 04:34 AM
They are all on YouTube now, and a great inspiration.
Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
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Today, 04:19 AM
Ditto like Markku. I'm even happier now that I've put a Fender Tre-Verb in front of it. Best reverb pedal I've owned - the plate mode is awesome ...
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Today, 04:14 AM
I am pretty confident that in any real world comparision, i.e. not unter lab conditions, I would not be able to tell a difference.
Tim Lerch did a...
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Today, 03:48 AM
Not a big fan of a piezo even with a good preamp. However, used with a Tonedexter it's a different kettle of fish. You set up a microphone on your...
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Today, 03:45 AM
Now that's mighty fine for such a spontaneous take, lawson!
Rockin' - do I hear a tiny bit of Santana in there if you don't mind asking?......
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Today, 03:30 AM
No affiliation here, but there is a pretty, red, used Albatross for sales on Reverb.
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Today, 03:25 AM
Thanks for posting the Guitar World article! I’m really glad to hear Heritage won’t be affected.
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Today, 03:23 AM
Thanks again, Jim! Loosening the grooves a bit with wet/dry abrasive (top three strings) or needle file (the rest) plus grinding in a little pencil...
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Today, 03:02 AM
Clams, eh? Maybe those New Zealand variety cause DAYUMMMMM, that was TASTY.
I guess you paired those clams with some nice fixings and quality home...
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Today, 03:02 AM
Another great groove. Really digging it.
John
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Today, 02:55 AM
Still working through this, but here’s a few choruses. This tempo is getting up there for me it for me, so expect some clams!
More work? - YouTube
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Today, 02:51 AM
shreddin'...continuing jam:
There is my happy after work version on my my arch-top hollow-body gutar.
Box
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Today, 02:48 AM
Hi John,
Exelent playing with a great feel...look like real jam!!!Screaming guitar-I like it.
Best
Kris
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Today, 02:41 AM
BAMs doing fine and head(sic!) count growing in my sphere. Several new users here, incl. Fred Archtop. Its just so good, small and affordable, my...
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Today, 02:26 AM
Here's another using Kris's funky backing track. No video this time.
Work Song Funky by John Albin | Free Listening on SoundCloud
For those...
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Today, 02:12 AM
I guess I had an organized approach to fingering when I was taught to run scales and arps, although I don't use it.
At this point, I don't even...
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Today, 02:11 AM
Seen this before, but was REALLY excited to see this the first time... still am.
Is this around his "Live at the Lighthouse" period?
I dunno,...
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Today, 02:03 AM
Gibson's former Kalamazoo factory is being converted into a Hard Rock Hotel | Guitar World
seems like it will be staying put.
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Today, 01:53 AM
Special into a 1940 EH 185. Sounds pretttty good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-B6yuBQO7s
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Today, 01:48 AM
I think it’s about 50/50 with or without a sticker.
(My ES-775 does not have one.)
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Today, 01:03 AM
rpjazzguitar,
I agree that reading is an excellent way to learn the fingerboard assuming that over time you play in all the different regions or...
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Today, 12:53 AM
Bumping this thread to see how you guys are feeling about the BAM200 these days?
I was looking at one and in addition to being a good, clean...
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Today, 12:32 AM
I never knew Orville was a lefty.
Wait, could that be what the "L" stood for in L4 and L5??
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Today, 12:09 AM
Correct, built into the guard.
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Yesterday, 11:55 PM
Yes Nashville sticker I believe in Black and White. At least on my 1993 model I use to own. Quite a heavy guitar like a Les Paul. I liked it a lot!
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Yesterday, 11:52 PM
Good luck in your chase!
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Yesterday, 11:47 PM
Very inspiring! I love Jim Hall, but had not checked out this album. So creative, and well no words.... Just Great!
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Yesterday, 11:42 PM
So the McCarty pickup floats above the top - attached to the pickguard?
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Yesterday, 10:59 PM
I'll permit myself a ridiculous nitpick. The notes repeat after 12 frets, but the fingering at the 12th fret is not the same as at the nut. There...
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Yesterday, 10:56 PM
Jack you are the omniscient one. I think everyone knows that and bows to you
Give me a break and go play some more scales:mad-new:
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Yesterday, 10:49 PM
Thanks for all the great feedback, everyone. Really helpful.
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Yesterday, 10:48 PM
I’m in the process of purchasing a Collings archtop, and while I was scouring the planet for archtops, I came across the New Yorker. The thing is, I...
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Yesterday, 10:46 PM
Well... They have to own their interfaces to the digital world, their gear for excursions into the natural world, their rigs to work, shop and bop in...
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Yesterday, 10:46 PM
Well to be accurate everything repeats after 12 frets on the guitar. Nothing unique there.
Stretching is hard on the hands, so if one wishes to...
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Yesterday, 10:42 PM
I totally agree with you.
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Yesterday, 10:41 PM
Does it really matter who discovered how to finger a major scale first?
Reg came up with and presented a fingerboard organizational system based...
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Yesterday, 10:31 PM
Lawson - I say, that was rather impressive! :smile-new:
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Yesterday, 10:28 PM
Funny you mention that. I had a KoT--I liked it, but I got rid of it in favor of JHS MG v4 and a TC Spark mini...
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Yesterday, 10:23 PM
Forum member Jack Zucker has almost certainly played both. He is an endorser for Seventy Seven and has a signature model.
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Yesterday, 10:21 PM
poor orville gibson was persona non grata for gibson... a consortium of 5 investors bought his name and ideas (in 1902!) & paid him an annual...
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Yesterday, 10:15 PM
Just what I was thinking. Normally, it's 'Hey, it's only Sunday or Monday! ' Next one'll all be over in 20 minutes :-)
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Yesterday, 10:10 PM
I hate to say it but I have to agree with you the generation coming up doesn’t want to own anything. The “great reset” will push the narrative you’ll...
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Yesterday, 10:07 PM
It’s funny..
My Emperor Regent is fast becoming one of my favorite guitars that I’ve ever had.
The underdog syndrome applies here in spades. The...
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Yesterday, 10:07 PM
what's amazing is that grant had a relatively short recording career...really only about 20 years max...he had great run in 60's with blue note...
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Yesterday, 10:07 PM
What I suggested wasn't a Charlie Banacos exercise, exactly.
I was trying to make a point about ear training being more holistic and applied to...
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Yesterday, 09:59 PM
tele neck and strat pup are 2 different designs....the tele pickup traditionally uses thin #43 wire around the bobbin...also has slightly smaller...
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Yesterday, 09:45 PM
I have played only one, but I was seriously underwhelmed in the tone and volume department with the guitar I played. Not every luthier hits it out of...
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Yesterday, 09:42 PM
Vintage Guitar publishes a price guide every October for about $25, U.S. For the U.S. market it is helpful. If you have a bunch of guitars (as if->...
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Yesterday, 09:21 PM
I played several in the Gibson L-5 as well as the D'Angelico mode, that were hand-picked by Gulfcoast Guitars way-back-when. The ones I played were...
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Yesterday, 09:19 PM
How exciting! Welcome. I look forward to your being a part of our little family.
All along I've been hoping there were others following in these 20...
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Yesterday, 09:17 PM
Can any of you tel-evangelists tell me what the audible difference is between a stock tele played through the neck pickup and a stock (hardtail)...
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Yesterday, 09:07 PM
rpjazzguitar: when I say they're repeating, I mean that after one octave or twelve frets, they repeat. Sorry if that threw you for a loop.
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Yesterday, 08:56 PM
Having been a student of Charlie Banacos for three years, what you suggest is nothing like how he taught me. He would play II V I in the key of C on...
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Yesterday, 08:49 PM
Sam has a great point. I find myself working on my rhythm and time more and more these days. Rhythm, time, articulation, and dynamics.
Those...
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Yesterday, 08:38 PM
Sonic Youth might have made them cool, but Kurt Co ain made them marketable.
My favorite Thurston Moore quote:
"Before Guns n Roses, you could...
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Yesterday, 08:25 PM
R. Kelly, sack of shit human, made some outstanding music.
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Yesterday, 08:13 PM
A friend originally from the Kalamazoo area just brought to my attention that the site of the old Gibson factory and current location of Heritage...
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Yesterday, 08:01 PM
Hi, K,
If I ever put a group together again vs. solo playing, it will be a guitar trio: guitar, preferably acoustic bass, and Latina vocalist....
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Yesterday, 08:01 PM
Right now, I think the price of a vintage L5 is boosted by a lot of old guys, like me, who grew up idolizing Wes.
Forty years hence, the Wes...
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Yesterday, 08:00 PM
I’ve had three in my personal possession and played others. I find his woodworking to be good, but tone wise the guitars have been hit or miss. I...
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Yesterday, 07:58 PM
Does anyone who owns or knows if Gibson ES 775's were made with a Gibson manufacturing sticker on the inside of body?
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Yesterday, 07:53 PM
A name I don’t think I had ever come across before Barry Harris mentioned him during last week’s webinar. According to Wiki he was a major NYC...
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Yesterday, 07:50 PM
We traded a baby grand for a Yamaha digital last year cause our piano tuner was a nut, and we got tired of paying him. Surprisingly the piano sold...
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Yesterday, 07:47 PM
There may actually be some phase shift based on frequency also involved in cable capacitance.
I suspect that this may not be a significant thing....
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Yesterday, 07:44 PM
Thanks.
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Yesterday, 07:42 PM
Beyond basic reliability, guitar cables are all about capacitance.
The Monster Jazz was a relatively high capacitance cable, with the expected...
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Yesterday, 07:41 PM
Sorry about the Strat joke ;) Anyway, I really didn't seriously consider that option here. John A and Hep took care of the overdriven stuff :)
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Yesterday, 07:40 PM
I put a Barcus Berry piezo—BB pretty much perfected the modern instrument piezo—on one of my Archies. I didn’t really like the result much, so went...
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Yesterday, 07:36 PM
They were indeed considered not worth much in the late 70’s. But the Talking Heads, Television and Elvis Costello preceded Sonic Youth by a few...
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Yesterday, 07:33 PM
subsequent question
why are we guitar players so in thrall
to the past .... ?
all these old guitars
all these guitars made to look old...
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Yesterday, 07:33 PM
I already mentioned this R Kelly story elsewhere. My former BIL—still a good friend who donated a kidney to my daughter—is a journalist in Chicago...
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Yesterday, 07:30 PM
So while I'm learning the tune itself, I thought I'd go ahead and take a stab at improvising. This is pretty spontaneous, i.e. unpremeditated, ie. I...
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Yesterday, 07:29 PM
Sound wise what flats are they comparable to?
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Yesterday, 07:28 PM
Welcome! Nice to have someone else jump on board. Look forward to your insights and experiences!
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Yesterday, 07:25 PM
At the risk of beating the horse beyond reason, what I'm trying to do is think of a melody and play it. I don't want the geometry of the guitar to be...
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Yesterday, 07:21 PM
The OP 's trying to learn the fretboard, and you seem to already know it. So, we're talking about two different stages . Reg's assertion, from having...
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Yesterday, 07:09 PM
Hello, I would like to join this group. It was with great surprise that I realized studying Super Chops in 20 weeks that on altered chords the scale...
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Yesterday, 06:58 PM
Hi Sam, you're right, it's a essencial part of the practicing to get inside the rhythm section and keep the changes working. It's quite a job be in...
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Yesterday, 06:46 PM
Find a mechanical Taktell used. Much more enjoyable than electronic ones imo.
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Yesterday, 06:46 PM
Yotam and Jack are both excellent. I do like Comins GCS-1(SE). I nearly bought a spruce 1SE a few years ago but held off. At this point I'd...
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Yesterday, 06:41 PM
thanks s....so NOT d'addario! as they always use colored ball ends..even on their oem ie. fender/fmic strings
i stand by labella or ghs...always...
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Yesterday, 06:32 PM
No, the ball ends don't have colors.
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Yesterday, 06:28 PM
any answer as to ball end color?
cheers
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Yesterday, 06:24 PM
See post #12
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Yesterday, 06:21 PM
Jack Wilkins told me he'd buy one if he could afford it.
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Yesterday, 06:18 PM
I wonder
Well I think Shadow od the Sun put it well, so I'm going by what he said? I'm assuming he understood the OP lol.
If I see an E...
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Yesterday, 06:17 PM
A local guitar shop has started stocking d’Andrea picks. I bought one in shell celluloid and two in Formula Delrex, for testing. Early results are...
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Yesterday, 06:07 PM
This is how I want to be able to play when I grow up!
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Yesterday, 06:02 PM
Jazzmasters and Jaguars were found in junk shops, in the 1980s. Sonic Youth found them there, and made them hip.
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Yesterday, 06:02 PM
Man, this is great.
Grant is just flat out my favorite player.
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Yesterday, 05:59 PM
I confess that I still don't understand the OP.
If you already know where all the notes on the fretboard are, instantaneously, would you still...
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Yesterday, 05:52 PM
Dear Jazzers,
Here is a new demo of my '53 L5C recorded through a BAM 200 amp head. Although designed for bass players this amp head has a lot to...
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Yesterday, 05:51 PM
Thanks. Works for me.
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Yesterday, 05:49 PM
Epiphone Emperor w McCarty pickup
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Yesterday, 05:47 PM
anyone know who the manufacturer is?
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Yesterday, 05:45 PM
Well I think this relates to discrete separation between note knowledge and fingering; which relates to my misgivings about the approach in the OP.
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Yesterday, 05:44 PM
What is he playing on that wonderful video?
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Yesterday, 05:38 PM
I played one for half an hour once. Blew me away. Wish I had one!
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Yesterday, 05:33 PM
Just to amplify the point. Suppose the first two notes you want to play are G (same pitch as the open string) and B (a third up).
So, I might put...
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Yesterday, 05:33 PM
He's certainly respected as being one of the "greats" out there, so you can't go wrong (if you can afford it!). What do you have now, and what are...
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Yesterday, 05:33 PM
The combination of an audio processor like the Audio Sprockets Tonedexter and a piezo pickup (Fishman makes an archtop piezo bridge) is supposed to...
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Yesterday, 05:32 PM
I sent the PM2 back, auditioned an ES165 that I liked, but had a few issues (plus a seller that was just a horrible person) and I found a PM-100 a...
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Yesterday, 05:32 PM
My prediction is vintage instruments, without exception, will continue to get older 1 year at a time.
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Yesterday, 05:26 PM
"Price check on aisle 9!"
$900 shipped PPal within the CONUS.
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Yesterday, 05:21 PM
Amen, brother! :encouragement:
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Yesterday, 05:20 PM
Still am! And that tune sure is right up my street. Have been a bit busy the last couple of days with giving lessons and some other unexpected and...
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Yesterday, 05:20 PM
id love to here the results of your comparison. These are the 2 heads I’m considering and I will get a TOOB metro to go with it
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Yesterday, 05:17 PM
I haven’t played every builder’s instruments, obviously, and I know there are a lot of great builders including those you named. I just have a thing...
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Yesterday, 05:17 PM
We are analogue people.We were raised to value things, like cars and guitars.The rising generation is digital. Everything they have is virtual. They...
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Yesterday, 05:15 PM
hello. would you say the ToneMaster has a significantly better sound? It’s not a dealbreaker if it does as the TOOB is a 6.5 cab with a Bass head and...
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Yesterday, 05:08 PM
You beat me to it rpjazzguitar.
I learned sight reading in positions, but now I think perhaps the most important thing is knowing where the notes...
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Yesterday, 05:02 PM
As Christian said:
He also shared this link to an interesting article The application of spacing and interleaving approaches in the classroom...
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Yesterday, 05:01 PM
I read all the time, playing in horn bands with the guitar voiced as a horn, big bands, and groups playing originals and other stuff that I've never...
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Yesterday, 04:56 PM
i like this later period grant green stuff ^...he took a couple of years off and came back in '69...and then stretched it further to funk in the...
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Yesterday, 04:55 PM
:welcome:
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Yesterday, 04:53 PM
I think I detect 4 strikes of the E string. Feels like an eighth on upbeat and then 3. Can't decide if it's a triplet or 3 sixteenths. Slowed down...
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Yesterday, 04:50 PM
I am totally with you. :)
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Yesterday, 04:49 PM
Hey, its only been a day!
Hep, I liked that, right from the volume swells...which aren't as easy on a thinline IIRC:)
Gets a little...
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Yesterday, 04:49 PM
I recently came across a Jim Triggs New Yorker archtop. It’s an interesting instrument and he seems like a good builder, but I was hoping to get some...
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Yesterday, 04:49 PM
You’re welcome.
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Yesterday, 04:36 PM
sounds great, whos the teacher?
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Yesterday, 04:36 PM
I believe that sight reading support was very important for Leavitt's fingerings as well.
Aaron Shearer has at least one and perhaps two 4th...
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