Uploader Comments (AdamFulara)
Highest Rated Comments
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Wow. Fantastic work! Keep it up.
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Yes, it's like playing a tiny super-sensitive piano. I.e. much much harder to avoid mistakes and to get the interpretation you want. However, this difficulty limits the instrument, e.g. you could never arrange say Rachmaninov for guitar. The piano also has more scope for dynamics. It all depends what sound you want.
All Comments (190)
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It's very nice, congratuation.
Joguitac
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Sure would like to hear Scarlatti on tappin guitar. Somethin like K 51 would be perfect for double necked guitar
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bravo bravo bravo
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U bastard! go to a circuss monster!!!! what fuck happen in ur face!!!
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Wow wery good perfect I like it.
But can you play guitar-hero ?
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oh, wow! have you paint home?
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i have that same model only in the single neck, it is far better then any other brand i have played. well worth the price too. nice video you inspired me to pick up classical pieces on the guitar.
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My my my, this guy really does justice to Bach. I usually think that all guitar players who do covers of classical music tend to show-off way too much but this guy plays even more technical stuff than them and make it sound natural. (sorry about my bad english)
@AdamFulara what about the 12 string chapman stick "Stick Guitar" in guitar scale?
@jacosmith86 yes it is, but it desn't sound like guitar and doesn't look like guitar. ;) I'm a guitar player. After all this years doubleneck guitar was perfect choice for me, I couldn't make any better choice.
I'm incredibly curious, how well does that instrument balance? You basically have two necks worth of weight on a regularly sized body. I guess the upper horn is extended out fairly far for good strap-button placement though.
This instrument is well balanced. Much better than some single neck Gibsons :). This is REK patent.
somebody get this man a "warr" guitar ASAFP
Warr is a kind of bass ;). I prefer guitar sound and scale.