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  • Great playing! ;)

  • @GarryJacksonRecords

    Thanks a lot everyone!

  • nice job, thanks

  • Lovely sound, nice change you made.

  • Sorry, I meant octave strings... I am making my own instruments now. If anybody wants to check them out, you can google "Merino Instruments".

    Thanks again everybody for the kind words.

  • Hi everyone, this is Grian76. I lost access to my Youtube account after I linked it to a Google account... Sorry I haven't been able to answer your comments. I have just created this new account to start all over again...

    To get rid of the lacquer I used an electric sander and it was f... hard to do. Another way to do it is to use chemichals that disolve the lacquer , and then work on from there.

    On this video I am using unison strings. I paid about 400 euros for this model.

  • hi, good playing man.

    which ashbury model is that? how much does it cost?

  • You should consider tabbing this; newbie bouzouki players like myself would dig it! This is quite beautiful music senor!

  • I think a condenser microphone might be a good investment! You play so well but your microphone lets you down.

  • i simply love jigs in A. and they sound awesome with a dmajor jig in between. well done, love it!

  • lovely

  • Sick. Very cool.

  • super playing

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  • Is this unison or octave tuning?

  • It's octave tuning.

  • weres did you buy the bouzoki?

  • Nice playing, enjoyed it a lot.

  • Excellent! I have a Trinity and I love it. Great tuning. Tks for the post.

  • cool brill sound

  • It's just an Ashbury (Korean made), same as Trinity, Ozark, etc. I have made a few changes on it to make it look/sound better. New brass tail piece, ebony bridge, rosewood peghead veneer. Also, I got rid of the old thick nitrocellulose lacquer and now it has a thin shellac based finish. I really makes a difference.

  • @grian76 How do remove the lacquer?

  • use a cabinet scraper, with some persiveranse it will come off

  • @grian76 Hi, I was looking at the Ashburys: I have a Blue Moon at the moment. That laquer really spoils the tone as far as my ears are concerned. How did you go about removing it?

  • Nice Bouzouki, what brand is it?

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