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Anybody gotten around to this one yet?

Ta

BRG

I use several kinds, bt predominantly Dunlop Nylon .60mm because the tip is more flexible and te nylon is easier to grip with not so much clickyness as the other one - Dunlop Tortex .60mm Black, which I use predominantly for volume, but can be used for finesse if handled properly.

That being said ...

Ants Marching
Dancing Nancies
Best of What's Around
Stay or Leave

....and I'm forever trying to get Warehouse.

BRG

I own a BR-160, and can say without qualification that it will pull it's weight. I've had it since May, and play about 2 hours most days, and it's started opening up already. The whole guitar moves....it's quite a thumper on the bass, and can shatter glass with the treble...well, almost.

Comparison ...

My local pro shop (and it really is) can barely keep them in stock, while dozens of "vintage" Taylors and Martins collect dust on their hangars.

Bourgeois are built in Maine, and the few I've played were astounding.
But way out of my price range.

Larrivee is a similar style - well built, tonally ...

What? You haven't got yours yet! haha! I HAVE MINE I HAVE MINE!!! [/quote]

Yeah, but that's the point....you're in Indiana, USA.

I'm up here in Soon-To-Be-Annexed-In-The-Fight-Against-"Terrorism"- Land.

Once again, I reiterate: Bastards!

I don't know what the hell all you Yanks 'r bitchin' about...at least you'll get yours this year.

I'm in Toronto, and not likely to see my pre-order before X-mas! :?

There's a record store across the road, bt I already "bought it>"

HELL FIRE & DAMNATION!!!! :twisted:

Just stop talkin' about it ...

My personal preference:

Markley Blue Steel, TMD (True Medium) or Martin Bluegrass.

Yeah, I go through alot of strings...but that last three weeks when they're dead on and melow is groovy.

Mytwocentsworth.


Jeff

thats pretty crazy man!

solid spruce and IR b/s...hmm...sounds fishy...cool guitar though man...but I cant say the same about the dalmation picgaurd :P :lol: :shock:

I know, it sounded mighty fishy to me too, until I got it....the rosewood isunbelievable...the inside of the guitar is plain, so ...

Here's the link:
http://www.sagamusic.com/catalog/products.asp?BrandID=5

My main guitar is the Blueidge BR-160, solid sitka spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides, MOP on the peghead and abalone on the finerboard.

My main reason was price...the features of a Martin, without the tag.
Plus, it ...

Sorry, I can't answer the original post as I keep getting an invalid session message now, so you can move this later or kill it if your have to.

My DVD doesn't time tracks, so it' 1hr/33min/13 seconds into the show.

At the end of the bridge/fill on the tab, that should end:

10
x
8
10

Dave adds ...

Anybody got any clue as to what the hell that "flourish/twiddly" bit is Dave's playing on the last four beats at the end of the strum?

It's making me mental!

Jeff

My personal advise (this from an actual "singer"), is to NOT start off by singing along with Dave! :lol:

Seriously. It's self-esteem suicide. Try something basic first, where you've only gotta strum 3/4 chords: Dylan/Neil Young, etc. Anything more complex, and you'll be at it forever.

If you're ...

Am gettin' it on all my attempts to PM people.

Something new, or is it just me?

I signed in each time and everything.

Just thought you'd like to know that.

Best,

Jeff

God_Fearing_Man wrote:guhh I hate Canadians.

Don't ya though? They're all so so wimpy and indecisive....clingy too, and all that loud plaid....Yuk!

And the double-parked dog sled teams....Don't even get me started on that!

<snicker>



Jeff