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Leafenbacker

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I just got this email from my main lumber supplier, Woodworker's source. It's a monthly newsletter that they send out to all their customer's on their email list. Apparently, they pick a "Project of the Week", and chose the Leafenbacker. Here's the link to their web page.

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This made my day :)

Oh WOW!
That is very cool!
 
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Heh, no, when they're on the same line, it means that somehow, the carriage return didn't copy and paste correctly :p

So far, the only medley are the two Cream tunes, Sunshine of your Love and White Room.

For the audition, I used my Ibanez P-Bass. I figured for old school rock, the P-Bass offered the right tone. I've been practicing the tunes over the last few days with the Reformer, but I'm not sure its tone really fits. It's very "Rickish". Even my Fender Dimension is a bit too bright for most of these songs. I may just stick with the Ibanez, or build a PJ.



A lot of these are songs I used to play back in the day. Yes, most are pretty easy, though a few of them have some unexpected changes. I'm looking forward to band practice this weekend.



Thanks!

That's about the highest compliment on sound you could possibly give!
 
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