Beautiful. If you're just learning this style, you're doing very well. Great arranging, too. There's an LH-600 and an LH-700 here, and I play the 600 all the time, just love the more mellow tone. Yours sounds awesome - what strings are you using?
@inky960 hi, many thanks. the strings are some thomastick .013 flats. I also like very much d'addario's chromes. the action here is as low as possible before buzz
@gianlucadebari Nice - and I hadn't even noticed the pickup! Are you amplified here? These guitars have such great natural "reverb" - it's hard to tell sometimes. Sounds acoustic - like mine. (I use D'Addario Flat Tops - smooth bronze, louder and brighter than chromes; not for everybody, but I like them. Good for shell comping.) Again, beautiful playing. People don't realize how very difficult this style of guitar is. You're very good at it.
the pickup you see here is a kent armstrong 2D handmade (see at archtop.com). it is only 8mm high. I'm still finding the right amp setup on my two amps (a polytone MB II and a fender twin reverb) : they work fine with a gibson 175 but you have to work a little with knobs to save the acoustic tone. by the way I have an mp3 of this song with this guitar plugged directly in the zoom h2. I could send it by email...
@gianlucadebari Yes - please send the .mp3... I appreciate this very much. If my email address isn't accessible from here (I think it is), send me one from yours and I'll reply.
@gianlucadebari - Hi again! I just bought some Thomastik "Plectrums" strings for this LH-700; I'd never found the right strings for it, never have been happy with its tone. (Love the 600, though!) I'm about to restring, and I'm hoping. /// I'd still love the file you spoke of -- you can send to lorenwhitaker AT hotmail dot you-know-what.
Your playing is very, very good. Would love to hear more through the 8mm pickup! (Not 1/8" - sorry.) Keep up the splendid playing.
Godibile! Fra le tante belle cose che fai in questo brano mi piace sottolineare la scelta delle note per rimelodizzarlo in vari momenti, il gusto e la delicatezza dell'improvvisazione, l'armonizzazione, il tocco, qualche volo veloce...L'attenzione dell'ascoltatore è "captata" perchè vuole sentire cosa accadrà negli attimi successivi,
anche quando, infine, l'immagine si dissolve e non restano che gli ultimi accordi e le ultime note, a perdersi nel silenzio...Bravo!
sorry it is possible to have the tab ??
C4nto92 1 week ago
@C4nto92 sorry, I haven't done it for this song...
gianlucadebari 1 week ago
Such great tone- I'm sure you just helped the folks at "The Loar" sell some guitars!
voxwerx 1 month ago
@voxwerx :o) thank you
gianlucadebari 1 month ago
Great stuff! Nice tone, excellent playing, beautiful arrangement!
kamlapati 3 months ago
Beautiful. If you're just learning this style, you're doing very well. Great arranging, too. There's an LH-600 and an LH-700 here, and I play the 600 all the time, just love the more mellow tone. Yours sounds awesome - what strings are you using?
inky960 3 months ago
@inky960 hi, many thanks. the strings are some thomastick .013 flats. I also like very much d'addario's chromes. the action here is as low as possible before buzz
gianlucadebari 3 months ago
@gianlucadebari Nice - and I hadn't even noticed the pickup! Are you amplified here? These guitars have such great natural "reverb" - it's hard to tell sometimes. Sounds acoustic - like mine. (I use D'Addario Flat Tops - smooth bronze, louder and brighter than chromes; not for everybody, but I like them. Good for shell comping.) Again, beautiful playing. People don't realize how very difficult this style of guitar is. You're very good at it.
inky960 3 months ago
@inky960
hi, no I'm not amplified here.
the pickup you see here is a kent armstrong 2D handmade (see at archtop.com). it is only 8mm high. I'm still finding the right amp setup on my two amps (a polytone MB II and a fender twin reverb) : they work fine with a gibson 175 but you have to work a little with knobs to save the acoustic tone. by the way I have an mp3 of this song with this guitar plugged directly in the zoom h2. I could send it by email...
gianlucadebari 3 months ago
@gianlucadebari Yes - please send the .mp3... I appreciate this very much. If my email address isn't accessible from here (I think it is), send me one from yours and I'll reply.
inky960 3 months ago
@gianlucadebari - Hi again! I just bought some Thomastik "Plectrums" strings for this LH-700; I'd never found the right strings for it, never have been happy with its tone. (Love the 600, though!) I'm about to restring, and I'm hoping. /// I'd still love the file you spoke of -- you can send to lorenwhitaker AT hotmail dot you-know-what.
Your playing is very, very good. Would love to hear more through the 8mm pickup! (Not 1/8" - sorry.) Keep up the splendid playing.
inky960 3 months ago
@inky960 What is the biggest difference between LH-700 and LH-600?
I've read that LH-600 has a more mellow tone, is it true?
DaysofJazztrips 3 weeks ago
great job! keep the videos coming!
atllien99 3 months ago
Godibile! Fra le tante belle cose che fai in questo brano mi piace sottolineare la scelta delle note per rimelodizzarlo in vari momenti, il gusto e la delicatezza dell'improvvisazione, l'armonizzazione, il tocco, qualche volo veloce...L'attenzione dell'ascoltatore è "captata" perchè vuole sentire cosa accadrà negli attimi successivi,
anche quando, infine, l'immagine si dissolve e non restano che gli ultimi accordi e le ultime note, a perdersi nel silenzio...Bravo!
gennsalv 3 months ago
@gennsalv - gennaro, sei sempre gentilissimo e attento: fa piacere suonare e sapere che poi ascolterai e commenterai. a presto
gianlucadebari 3 months ago
Sweet. Lovely tone and engaging arrangement with lots of surprises for the listener.
rpguitar 3 months ago
@rpguitar - many thanks, really...
gianlucadebari 3 months ago
Ver well played. And I'm guessing - you arranged it didn't you? Because I like the arrangement also. Well done.
robertm2000 3 months ago
@robertm2000 - thanks. yes, it is my arrangement: I'm studying some joe pass's solo guitar tunes and I'm trying to use what I learn...
gianlucadebari 3 months ago
@gianlucadebari I'd say you are learning very well! keep up the good work and thanks for sharing it with us.
robertm2000 3 months ago