Improvisations on "Out of Nowhere" by Richard Metzger
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Out Of Nowhere Xavier Bozettoby Boze7014,738 views- 3:11
I Loves You Porgyby TNGuitarandUke6,092 views
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Sylvain Luc / sound-checking the Ken Parker Acoustic archtopby jazzerty2513,559 views
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Charlie Parker - out of nowhereby abhyasin27,993 views
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OUT OF NOWHERE ( jazz guitar)by freddym22314,568 views
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Out of Nowhere : Jazz Guitar Improvisationby jazzguitarlessonsnet9,723 views
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Improvisation on "Brazil" by Richard Metzgerby rmetzgerguitar817 views
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Send In The Clowns - Guitar Chord Melodyby TNGuitarandUke5,923 views
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three jazz guitars.MOVby krispood1,643 views
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How Insensitiveby ES165JazzGuitar858 views
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2004 Gibson ES-165 "Herb Ellis" Part1by GregsGuitars14,496 views
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Solo Acoustic Jazz Guitar "Out Of Nowhere" Rolf Sturmby rolfsturm1,328 views
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Out Of Nowhere Guitar Lesson Fingerstyle Solo Chord Melodyby wwwLickByNeckComJ051,007 views
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John Basile - Jazz Guitarist - Out of Nowhereby JJBasil13,948 views
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Improvisation on "Moten Swing" by Richard Metzgerby rmetzgerguitar674 views
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Arturo Fiesta CIRCO (live) : NEL TRAFFICO - Fingerstyle Jazz on GIBSON ES 175by beboppabeboppa1,936 views
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Out of Nowhereby dutchbopper2,089 views
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Improvisation on "Barbados" by Richard Metzgerby rmetzgerguitar555 views
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Improvisation on "Here's That Rainy Day" by Richard Metzgerby rmetzgerguitar345 views
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My Romance (Jazz Chord Melody)by TNGuitarandUke9,922 views
Finally, I did a second file with this guitar in which I got the recording levels a little more under control. It is "Softly as a Summer's Morn." The guitar sounds good without amplification, but you don't forget it was intended as an electric first. As a strat player, you probably find it has less bite and bark than you are used to, and the mids and basses will be fun for you and a new dimension with regard to tone. If you can get one clean and used, it's a lot of bang for the buck.
rmetzgerguitar 2 years ago
Almost forgot--it does not seem to much more of a problem with feedback than an ES 175. Every time I've a used a 175 a loud gigs, I've had to run full treble to be heard. The 165 is already balanced toward the treble. So, both are better suited to small gigs than ones in which you have to be really, really loud.
rmetzgerguitar 2 years ago
It's a love-hate thing. I really like the way the lower registers sound, but the high strings have a big more bite than I like. The bite sounds great on older songs, kind of authentic (even though it's not). I notice in comparison to other guitars the 165 sounds quite bell-like. The guitar is only a couple years old, so maybe it will play in. As far as comfort in playing it, it is easy to hold and the neck is quite good.
rmetzgerguitar 2 years ago
how do you like de 165? Is it full sounding in electric mode? Does it feedback easily amplified? How about the acoustic sound? regards.
Grooveitman 2 years ago