1947 Gibson ES 300 through Mambo 10 amp

[DB's Jazz Guitar Blog]

A short chord melody. It's my own arrangement.

All EQ on the Mambo amp is flat. Just added some reverb.

I really like that dry, woody tone of the ES 300. Like the 350, it's a fantastic guitar.

DB

[waltf]

beautiful! Monster player.

[Stringswinger]

Maybe you should keep both guitars?

Great playing and tone.

[Max405]

Once again, gorgeous. You have a lifetime of cherished guitars there DB.
I can’t figure out which one I like the most, so I think I’m just gonna like them all!
Beautiful stuff.
JD

[vinnyv1k]

Dick, your recent video's playing thru the Polytone and Mambo sound waaaaay better IMO. Those nice woody lows that you simply can't get with digital processed setups. You must step back in time for that great tone. To my ears a miked good amp always wins. Sweet tone for sure. These recent videos are your best sound ever IMO. Bravo !

[DB's Jazz Guitar Blog]

Once again, gorgeous. You have a lifetime of cherished guitars there DB.
I can’t figure out which one I like the most, so I think I’m just gonna like them all!
Beautiful stuff.
JD

Thanks Joe. Yeah, I can't figure out which one is the best myself. It kind of depends on the circumstances ... The 350 is way up there though.

DB

[DB's Jazz Guitar Blog]

Dick, your recent video's playing thru the Polytone and Mambo sound waaaaay better IMO. Those nice woody lows that you simply can't get with digital processed setups. You must step back in time for that great tone. To my ears a miked good amp always wins. Sweet tone for sure. These recent videos are your best sound ever IMO. Bravo !

Yeah, I get what you are saying. I am trying to figure out what the best mic position is. Experimenting all the time. I do not even have a really good condenser mic and still the results are fine.

DB

[DB's Jazz Guitar Blog]

Maybe you should keep both guitars?

Great playing and tone.

Thanks. Yeah, that would be best. But it's complicated.

DB