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- Chris Fleming
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You have to be a skilled player to extract jazz sounds out of any instrument.sunshiner wrote:it seems that you don't have to be a skilled player to extract the jazz sounds out of it
*puffs on pipe*
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
Great instrument. I just meant that sometime when you grab unfamiliar to you guitar you have that feeling, Edge said about it better when he described his Explorer. He said "I took it, played it and understood that there are songs in that guitar". When you look at this particular guitar it seems that you can play jazz easily without learning how to play.
matte30is wrote:Someone man up and get a balloon.
And all of those songs featured enormous amounts of delay. And sounded mostly the same.sunshiner wrote:Great instrument. I just meant that sometime when you grab unfamiliar to you guitar you have that feeling, Edge said about it better when he described his Explorer. He said "I took it, played it and understood that there are songs in that guitar".

Brandon W wrote:you elites.
I'm pretty sure I couldn't play any jazz on itsunshiner wrote:When you look at this particular guitar it seems that you can play jazz easily without learning how to play.

Looks lovely Gabriel. Hope it sounds/feels as good as it looks.
Fran wrote:I love how this place is basic as fuck.
ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. Chrome actually looks a bit out of place on this, even the tuners.NickS wrote:Alternatively, satin black tuners to catch more of the string instrument vibe?Chris Fleming wrote:A bit more chrome to match the tuners would be good, but saying that... fucking sweet
Still, beautiful instrument. I'll bet that first unplugged strum will be so satisfying
I was actually expecting black tuners, but looking over the spec list satin nickel was mentioned. They have kind of grown on me too, I'm planning on swapping the tune-o-matic for a compensated ebony bridge when the guitar arrives too which I think will offset the black bridge/nickel tuners difference.
I can't wait for the guitar to arrive, it's been a drag playing jazz gigs lately without a guitar set up properly for the genre. This is somewhat of a dream come true, and I feel really fortunate for everything to have fallen into place in order for me to afford it (combination of a new job and more gigs in my diary).
I can't wait for the guitar to arrive, it's been a drag playing jazz gigs lately without a guitar set up properly for the genre. This is somewhat of a dream come true, and I feel really fortunate for everything to have fallen into place in order for me to afford it (combination of a new job and more gigs in my diary).
- westtexasred
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He's American, based in New York.
http://www.victorbakerguitars.com/NYCLuthier/
Just checked tracking, the guitar has been released from customs and is now at the fedex depot in London, should be shipped up north of the border pretty soon!
http://www.victorbakerguitars.com/NYCLuthier/
Just checked tracking, the guitar has been released from customs and is now at the fedex depot in London, should be shipped up north of the border pretty soon!