"I had a tinted one, loved it, but mine had almost too much sustain to be a good grasser. I was looking for a more abrupt sound. Hard to describe really.
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lcarr replied to randy white's discussion ok I'm new so this topic has allready come around probably ..sorry but $1000 guitar?lcarr replied to G Matthews's discussion Clip-On Tuners"The planet waves is good, plus the weak part of everyone else's is the swivel.
No swivel to break on this one
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lcarr replied to randy white's discussion ok I'm new so this topic has allready come around probably ..sorry but $1000 guitar?"LOVE IT, RINGS LIKE A PIANO. Almost too much sustain. I got the tinted model."
lcarr replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"Recording King 000 style ro-07, it flatpicks very well.
Yamaha ll6, Great guitar,but has so much sustain, Im not sure its just right for flatpickin."
lcarr replied to Stefan Jadefjord's discussion Bronze for mahogany and phosphor bronze for rosewood"I tend to agree, although I like phosphor bronze on a hog as well.
Maybee bronze on a 000, phos-bronze for a d?"
lcarr replied to Charles Long's discussion Good inexpensive guitars???"Carvin looks nice! Not familiar with them. Seems a lot like a Walden. Would love to try one in person."
lcarr replied to Charles Long's discussion Good inexpensive guitars???"Love my rk's. Cheap, relatively speaking, but they sound great!"
lcarr replied to Charles Long's discussion Good inexpensive guitars???"Recording King rd-27. Solid rosewood/spruce. Vintage specs. It's a killer dread!"
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Tom Faux replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"I recently came across a steel string parlor guitar made by P. Benson, in Minneapolis. It's really a nice little instrument--well built, comfortable, very much like an old Martin 00-18 (mahogany, slotted headstock, pyramid bridge, ladder…"
Marc Schlotthauer replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"My gear is much better than my skill - for straight flatpickin', I play a Martin D-18 Authentic 1937. My go-to guitar for just about everything else (and it flatpicks just fine, thank you) is my Huss & Dalton D-RH with a Red Spruce top.…"
Derek commented on Derek's video
Ragtime Annie
"Hey Craig. Thanks for the kind comment. The credit for this version should really go To Steve Kaufman who's arrangement it is. Good luck with your bluegrass studies, it's wonderful music and great fun to play. I look forward to…"
Craig commented on Derek's videoRagtime Annie
"Derek: Mike above is teaching me blue grass and showed me this site. Fantastic rendition by you of this great song. Thanks for sharing. I'm off to Mike's to practice!!!!"
Clyde J.Ortego replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"I play a Silvertone Acoustic from back in the Sixties."
Mike FlatPickingBuddy replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"I have a Guild Bluegrass D40 made in the original factory at Hoboken that has been with me since 1964
I also have a Martin D18 made sometime around 1994 and a 1977 or earlier Yamaha FG336SB"
Derek commented on Derek's videoRagtime Annie
"Thanks Mike. I have to prove to myself that I can play the material as written but once I've done that I start to allow myself some leeway to have fun and drop in my own bits. There's not too much space to do that in SK's version of…"
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