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In this video I´m playing a jazzblues with 5 different guitars. In my opinion, these difference guitars make a difference for the player- how it feels, which musical direction each one leads and so on. But for the listener it doesn´t matter more or less, if i play a tele or a es335 - apart from the visual impression.
What do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4eIHotmX3ELast edited by Andy Bartosh; 07-18-2021 at 03:02 AM. Reason: video not shown
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07-17-2021 11:51 AM
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Link not working for me?
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Originally Posted by TedBPhx
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Nope. The link doesn’t look right. Nothing happens. No image.
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Worked for me just now. My main comment was that all those guitars sounded like you.
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courtesy click link:
Nice playing, nice guitars!
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Originally Posted by Cunamara
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Lovely playing!
Yeah, always amazed how a player sounds pretty much the same on regardless what kind of guitar. If I hear recordings of myself I often can’t hear which of my guitars I used for it (just my Strats I can distinguish )
But you sound equally good on all your guitars!
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Originally Posted by Little Jay
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In this video I´m playing a jazzblues with 5 different guitars. In my opinion, these difference guitars make a difference for the player- how it feels, which musical direction each one leads and so on. But for the listener it doesn´t matter more or less, if i play a tele or a es335 - apart from the visual impression.
What do you think?
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I fully agree that the feel and response of a guitar makes all the difference for me as a player. Actually, when I play different guitars they sound like night and day to me, but hearing recordings back the difference is a lot less than I experienced while playing. But how I experience the guitar dictates how I am influenced and inspired (or sometimes limited) by it. I am sure there’s also psychology to it: if I think I am playing a ‘real jazz guitar’ my playing becomes a lot more jazzy
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Originally Posted by Little Jay
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They all sounded different to me, but I'd be happy listening to any of them. L5 my favourite.
The fralin p92 was a nice surprise. Sounded great.
Thoughts on the different string gauges used?
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Amazing playing. To me the Danocaster sounds best but I‘m a nerd for Tellys
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Originally Posted by Stefan Eff
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Originally Posted by Amberville
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Originally Posted by Andy Bartosh
I have several pedals that deliver that desired effect: the old fashioned Tubescreamer (but that also reduces the low frequencies a bit), MXR graphic eq, Joyo American Sound. (Putting a 25k mid pot in a Fender amp also works wonders).
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