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The current batch of Jazz Specials are now finished.
Mine:
The other three:
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09-16-2022 08:17 AM
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‘The French Connection’ is here!
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Originally Posted by David B
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Stunning! Congrats, David.
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Please do a proper NGD post with pics (and clips). That is simply stunning!
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Just stunning! Looking forward to hearing you play a few clips with it!
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His work is stunning. I have two guitars on order: 2025 Broadway (considering adding a vintage D'Armond FHC pickup) and the next Continental in 17" size. If I were to ask of him to build me another guitar I would give free reign of creative freedom and go after new styles/sounds etc. I haven't met him in person yet, but I can tell through correspondence that he is a great person and a true artist.
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Timc100,
Smart purchase! I own several of Bryants guitars and they are fantastic. I've played the blonde Continnetal and it was amazing. It is every bit equal to many D'Aquisto guitars I've played during my visits to Jimmy D's shop.
Bryant built me a theme guitar called the Georgian, and its one of the finest sounding guitars I've ever played - and I've pretty much played them all.
I think his theme guitars , or one off 's , will appreciate quite nicely over time.
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Adding to the repo now that this guitar has a pickguard and looks less naked.
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Originally Posted by omphalopsychos
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You’re never better served than by yourself...
As I will turn 50 in a couple of years+ I decided to treat myself with a unique piece of craftmanship and contacted Bryant for a discussion about the guitar I would like to order.
Aside from being a very kind person, we seem to have very similar tastes. So it looks like that a New Yorker would fit very well complimented with a floating CC pickup. Contributions from this group have been very helpful and I will keep you posted on the future steps. January 2025 is a long way but I am sure I will love every mile of it!
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I know it's been said to death, but Bryant sprays the best burst of any contemporary luthier.
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Absolutely beautiful!
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The gradient looks very well done indeed but in photos there's always something with the overal tint that I like less. Too cold, for lack of a better word.
I guess this finish is supposed to be like the one on vintage Gibsons, and I mean how it looks now?
BTW, where does this idea of a sunburst pattern really come from? It evokes how some traditional (oily?) finishes on violin family instruments can behave, slowly flowing away from edges and down slopes. But that gives a more complex pattern.
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That beauty needed to be rotated
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Originally Posted by Paulie2
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Originally Posted by omphalopsychos
AKA
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Well, entire my family tested positive for COVID on the day of my final for my degree. Everyone's doing ok, just under the weather, but instead of performing in person I had to submit some videos to complete the jury. I used my Trenier unplugged since everyone was asleep. I am constantly shocked at how great it sounds acoustically with the set in pickup. I played a couple chord melodies and then solo over some backing tracks. Figured I'd add here because we need more clips of Trenier instruments in the thread.
I Fall in Love Too Easily:
Have You Met Miss Jones (arr by Barry Galbraith from his chord melody book):
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Originally Posted by AKA
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Originally Posted by Paulie2
Talk about awful timing!
(In the "Different But Not Entirely Different" Department: My son was born during the middle of law-school finals. The school gave me a 24-hour extension to take the Secured Transactions exam. I ran in, sprayed some nonsense on the page and went back home to where I belonged, with my wife, brand-new kid and deeply-beloved mother-in-law.)
Originally Posted by Paulie2
You sound more than ready to get your degree.
Nice work and congratulations in advance!
Originally Posted by Paulie2
That guitar would sound nowhere near as good if I was playing it.
It's beautiful gear, but let's keep the focus on the operator.
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Originally Posted by Sam Sherry
Wow appreciate the kind words!! It’s crazy how timings can work out like they do. I’m in the final stretch and finish up in the spring. It’s been a ton of work, weird to be at the finish line.
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Originally Posted by David B
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Here’s a shot of my Trenier from my recording session today
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Here are some pics of Bryant’s latest batch. A Broadway, Custom 16”, Jazz Special Solid and Custom Grasso/ Classic.
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