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Acoustic_Guitars
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Ha! only ovation virgins! You get used to it after a while. The medium depth ate harder.
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Drums_Percussion
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They're out of New Orleans and Colorado. Bluesy, New Orleans, Folk, Country, Rock. Great vocals and the lead guitarist/singer, Tommy Malone, is excellent. They have a big underground fan base but have never had a commercial hit to my knowledge. A go
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Drums_Percussion
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Matt - you may want to check out the "Why Maple" thread from late last year...has a lot of info about maple that helped me. From what I understand - maple has resonant qualities that many other types of woods don't posses. I feel when cho
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Drums_Percussion
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Agreed - being a relatively new drummer, it makes me feel more comfortable that I am fulfilling my duties as the drummer well and makes the band solid tight. Especially when I send the click to the bassist! Unfortunately, you can't rely on your rig
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Drums_Percussion
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For about 6 months now - it is actually new within the last year. Cheaper than S.I.R. and Soundcheck and allows us to have a place to keep our gear set up and feel safe leaving it there. Let me know when you're in Nashville again - love to meet up
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Drums_Percussion
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Are they a local band? I will definitely have to check them out - Where are you seeing them? I am always amazed with percussionists that can fill the rhythmic needs of a band with simple instruments such as the tambo! I can't believe it has been 3
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Microphones
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Very cool, Trevin. I've never used the 195 on a guitar amp - we did use it on all of the vocals for upcoming ep - you'll hear it soon!
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Guitar_Accessories
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Good point - buy the cheap stuff at the grocery store but buy the best when it comes to the durables.
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Guitar_Effects
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Cream Rinse? I'm not pro - can someone explain?
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Acoustic_Guitars
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Goodness, don't get me wrong, I'm glad your guitar has lived so long - but - I can't stand ovations because you have to have a strap to play them or they slide of your lap! What good is that?!
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Pro Stage & Studio
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Funny enough, one of our best sounding live recordings came from a band members wives video camera. She was just far enough away that it didn't distort and she got a great signal! I guess anything can really work as a reference - it's not like were
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Electric_Guitars
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Ahhh! It's saying that the serial isn't recognized. I think it's an incomplete SN.
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Electric_Guitars
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Try this: http://www.guitardaterproject.org/epiphone.aspx
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Electric_Guitars
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Right on. How would I do a serial check? Thank God it's still on the guitar.
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Electric_Guitars
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It's hard to say without the price book. It could be quite valuable. Being that it is pre 1970. I don't think the sunburst was a rare color but I could be wrong. A quick check on eBay had two listings. One was $2000 and one was $11,500. I think it wo
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Electric_Guitars
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Electric_Guitars
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I just picked up a pretty old (pre-1970, I think) Epi Crestwood. The nut is broken and it needs to be re-fretted. It's in pretty good shape, but I don't know the first thing about these guitars. Could anyone help me determine it's worth? I'll post a
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Drums_Percussion
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Subdudes
by Laklander
@ Yesterday at 04:19 PM
I'm off to see the Subdudes at a show in Pittsburgh tonight. Great band. If you've never heard or seen them, check out Steve Amedee, the "drummer." He uses only a tambourine on most gigs, but he makes it sound like a kick & a snare. O
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