Nick Colionne Playability of the Guitar Part 1 of 6
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This is bad ! He's one of the baddest ! Ranging from Chord work, Octaves, speed and above all... sweet to listen to ... Got the feeling !
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Everyone's talkin about the 14's - the heavier your strings, the lower you can put your action, because the strings dont vibrate as far (this is all relative of course) Deep archtop bodies sounds so much better with heavier strings because they move more wood and add more sweet mid tones in my opinion. Light strings just sound weak and underpowered on these big guitars. I'm bumping my gauge back up this week!
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The higher the gauge gives the best tone in my opinion, I play 13 - 56 on my Regent and its stiffer than my regular 10-46 but it sounds much fuller to my taste.
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Very underated guitarist. Great sounding guitar too. If I was to sell my Martin I would probably go with the Broadway. I have a copy of something that looks very much like it but not as thick and it sounds great. That Broadway that Nick has sounds just as good as any Gibson costing three times as much.
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the strings are really heavy, but if you notice he never really bends over a half step, jazz players often trade bending(which alot don't really do) for the tone and speed you get with fatter strings.
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See? Epis don't necessarily suck. You want an incredible value? Get a sheraton 2 and put heavy strings on it.
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SLICK.....WAT-UP.....
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I just discovered Nick. The man has skills. He played with Norman Brown in Chicago.
He was amazing.
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awesome guitar player!
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14s!? this man must have vice grips for fingers
14 gauge strings???? dude that's a bass lol,, no, This is my new favorite guitar player and singer..
Dionydejesus 2 years ago 6
Man when he breaks into the wes Montgomery style with his thumb thats awesome. FIVE STARS
OTISCHIEF 4 years ago 3