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this video was the first thing that made me want to buy one of the full studenty short scales. the playing here is just exquisite in my opinion. if anyone knows anything about the tuning or any of the chords he is playing that would be awesome.
otherwise, enjoy.
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not sure about the tuning but his chair's from ikea.
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i tuned to the video and he's not quite tuned to proper pitch but it's about a quarter tone lower than this:

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that guy is totally wearing an Eaton's sweater. Must be from Winnipeg. That or he's really into Canadiania.
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Skiptracer1981 wrote:Canadiania.
would that be an item reflective of canadian culture? i.e. the canadian equivalent of americana?
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Reece wrote:i tuned to the video and he's not quite tuned to proper pitch but it's about a quarter tone lower than this:

EBBF#BB
thats awesome thanks
now for the chord shapes :)
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god that bronco is nice.
another guitar i'd like, and should save for.
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crofty wrote:
Reece wrote:i tuned to the video and he's not quite tuned to proper pitch but it's about a quarter tone lower than this:

EBBF#BB
thats awesome thanks
now for the chord shapes :)
http://www.microtools.de/guitarcodex/gu ... ex_v2b.htm

i tried using this to find some appropriate shapes and am very confused. can anyone explain it?
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crofty wrote:
crofty wrote:
Reece wrote:i tuned to the video and he's not quite tuned to proper pitch but it's about a quarter tone lower than this:

EBBF#BB
thats awesome thanks
now for the chord shapes :)
http://www.microtools.de/guitarcodex/gu ... ex_v2b.htm

i tried using this to find some appropriate shapes and am very confused. can anyone explain it?
It looks like the guy on the video uses mostly open chords, or open shapes if you can call it that. So my bet would be to look where he frets it and try to figure it out by ear, because those chords aren't "book chords".
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what's with the leg behind him?
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mage wrote:
Skiptracer1981 wrote:Canadiania.
would that be an item reflective of canadian culture? i.e. the canadian equivalent of americana?
pretty much. Those eaton sweaters with the red, green and yellow stripes are very typically canadian. I have one and also a scarf to match. They were made in Winnipeg by Eatons for a short period and have become rather popular and hard to find.
You gotta scour the local ValuVillage to find em.
I'm not sure if this was just a prairie thing, as I haven't seen many of them outside central Canada.
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Post by dots »

looks/sondz lovely. also gives me an idea for a thread. . .
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Skiptracer1981 wrote:
mage wrote:
Skiptracer1981 wrote:Canadiania.
would that be an item reflective of canadian culture? i.e. the canadian equivalent of americana?
pretty much. Those eaton sweaters with the red, green and yellow stripes are very typically canadian. I have one and also a scarf to match. They were made in Winnipeg by Eatons for a short period and have become rather popular and hard to find.
You gotta scour the local ValuVillage to find em.
I'm not sure if this was just a prairie thing, as I haven't seen many of them outside central Canada.
hudson bay company dude, eatons has been out of business for a long time...

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i think i have a blanket of that design.
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Were the hell can i buy that sweater....
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ebay.ca

search for hudson bay

example...
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HUDSONS-BAY-FOUR-POI ... 3%26ps%3D6
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Skiptracer1981 wrote:I have one and also a scarf to match.
y'don't say...













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they differ from year to year, the one you posted is a similar design but different stripe pattern
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Heh, ill take what i can get i guess.