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Dear jazzers,
Here is a new video out.
This time I'm using my Acus amp, especially designed for acoustic instruments. Another beast than the Princeton but interesting in another way.
Best and take care.
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10-06-2024 05:10 PM
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That sounds wonderful.
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Fabulous. And those socks!
Originally Posted by Fred Archtop
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Hey Jazzers,
And now, just the acoustic sound of it.
Best and take care.
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That's a gorgeous acoustic tone. What strings are they please?
Originally Posted by Fred Archtop
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Thomastik-Infeld Swing 12-50 (flatwound).
Best.
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Thanks. I have those on my L5CES! I don't quite get that beautiful acoustic tone that you have though.
Originally Posted by Fred Archtop
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Well, an L5CES is a completely different bird. But what a bird!
Originally Posted by garybaldy
Daniel Slaman has based this S400 on a prewar S400 model owned by one of his friends. Probably not as strong acoustically as a real prewar S400 instrument due to the PU, but quite a strong acoustic voice indeed.
Best.Last edited by Fred Archtop; 10-09-2024 at 04:48 PM.
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Do you know anything about the 30s London built Aristone Crown by Abbott? It was supposed to be Abbott's take on the S400/L5. Not to be confused with a similarly named cheaper Besson from E. Europe from the 50s. Thanks.
Originally Posted by Fred Archtop

Last edited by garybaldy; 10-09-2024 at 07:31 PM.
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Never heard of it but will look for. Thanks!
Originally Posted by garybaldy
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I found this. It's quite confusing though. Supposed to "eat L5s and S400s for breakfast"!
Originally Posted by Fred Archtop
Abbott Victor | Gypsy Jazz UK (wordpress.com)
May be this should be in the 'What Beats an L5' thread.



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