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Kurt Rosenwinkel is using one of the new Soloway guitars for part of his current tour (and he will be getting one of his own shortly). There are a bunch of videos of him playing this guitar that are going to be rolled out over the next few weeks but I figured there are folks here who would enjoy seeing this.
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10-14-2024 01:49 PM
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Congrats!
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Wow. Well done, Jim. Looks and sounds great.
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Very cool!
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Now this is something!!! Kurt could no doubt grab any guitar he wants.
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Nice achievement Jim. Congrats!
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Thanks Jim. Just to clarify - the one he has IS his own. He will be getting another custom S14 soon.
-- Chris
Last edited by jcc; 10-14-2024 at 05:20 PM.
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Cool!
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Jim, I thought you got out of the guitar manufacturing business?
Originally Posted by Jim Soloway
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Thanks for the clarification Chris ... And for those of you who think this is very cool ... all the credit, 100%, goes to Chris. He's the one who made this (and a bunch of other cool things) happen.
Originally Posted by jcc
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He did; check it out.
Originally Posted by Mick-7
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I think KR was playing a Moffa. If hes moving to a Soloway thats pretty high praise!
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I am absolutely out of the manufacturing end. Chris Cole has brought the company back and all I had to do was provide information and opinion. And he's done a great job.
Originally Posted by Mick-7
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Yes, thanks, it is very gratifying. But I want to share something Kurt told me. He said he is constantly exploring new ideas tonally and, for that reason, he has "a bit too many guitars." And what he really likes about the Soloway is its versatility: "During that performance, it handled everything I wanted to do. It let me go where I wanted." So now he can scale down the number of guitars.
Originally Posted by Rickco
BUT, he told me, he has a long, close relationship with Nico Moffa that simply won't change. So just to be clear, he's not MOVING TO a Soloway. I am very happy, thankful, and grateful that the Soloway S14 is in Kurt's arsenal NEXT TO the Moffa, giving him what he needs for specific uses.
--ChrisLast edited by jcc; 10-15-2024 at 01:37 PM.
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Thanks Jim. But, you know, sitting on the shoulders of giants and all that.
Originally Posted by Jim Soloway
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Kurt Changes Gear like underwear. But that guitar looks and sounds amazing. Congrats
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I love the sound and the talent.
Oddly, he looks more like Russell Crowe these days.
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Awesome!
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The Soloway guitar lives on! I recently let go of my Gibson ES-175 and gifted my Heritage Eagle to a nephew who is playing jazz now. The only hollow body guitar I have left is my Soloway Gosling single 15” - it is the one I love most to play.
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Which one do you have?
Originally Posted by vernon
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It’s the one with the bubinga top. I think you mentioned that it was the first Single 15” you built. Fantastic sounding and playing guitar!
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This one…
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I believe that's J287. That top came from one of the best pieces of wood I ever came across. It was a massive piece of bubinga that had a hilarious story to go with it from the day I bought it. And yes, it was where the Single 15 began. Looking back on all the years and guitars we built, I really think designing that body was my single greatest achievement.
Originally Posted by vernon
I'm always struck by how bright my tone was in those days but this is what it sounded like in my hands that day after it was completed.
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The beauty is in the simplicity of that guitar's design, beautiful!
Congrats Jim...
Arnie...
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Nice work Jim!
Thanks for posting.
Tony D.



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