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Thunderbird Club
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I like those new Epiphone Explorers except everyone I have seen has a string alignment problem such that the G string is too close to the edge of the fingerboard. I think they are putting the wrong bridges on them.
You can even see it in this photo.
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Pictures or it didn't... ehem...I've always wanted a banjo tuner for my G string
AHEM!!Things that dangle around here, will never go untouched for that long
I witheld for as long as I could...
- Mar 13, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
What- the one of me not dozing off at break time?
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,897
- 142,225
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Yes, I even left you a note asking if you'd sat on a tack - you looked so excited
Yeah, I was smiling...Yes, I even left you a note asking if you'd sat on a tack - you looked so excited
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,897
- 142,225
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
A true classic Sir! love it!
My hat, as always, tips your way your Grace, my friend.
You're always smiling.
The real question is - do you tune your G string with the aid of a battery operated device, or do you prefer to plug into something on your rack?I've always wanted a banjo tuner for my G string
I myself prefer the battery operated device (snark, snark) its effective and easily concealed when not in use. Besides, my rack is already big and tough enough to lug around without adding more equipment to it.
The real question is - do you tune your G string with the aid of a battery operated device, or do you prefer to plug into something on your rack?
I myself prefer the battery operated device (snark, snark) its effective and easily concealed when not in use. Besides, my rack is already big and tough enough to lug around without adding more equipment to it.
Phantom Power!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, looky here, a Greco 'Bird
Glad they finally did an Entwistle video, but while this guy is perfect for a lot of the funk and soul videos they've done before, I think he's missing quite a bit stylistically, namely all the triplets and hammer on trills (which he does more as slide trills, which is much more of a funk thing), as well as his quick sliding. Still good though.
Here's him in a more funk/groove oriented setting:
Glad they finally did an Entwistle video, but while this guy is perfect for a lot of the funk and soul videos they've done before, I think he's missing quite a bit stylistically, namely all the triplets and hammer on trills (which he does more as slide trills, which is much more of a funk thing), as well as his quick sliding. Still good though.
Here's him in a more funk/groove oriented setting:
There are inaccuracies in his rendition of "Portrait" as well..
I'd never know, can't say I've ever cared to listen to much Jaco. In fact, my favorite Jaco piece is this one:
Though this is pretty alright...
Also missing Entwistle's rasgueado type plucking..
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