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Posts posted by larryp58
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welcome to the forum, we would like to see some pics of your SJ
Ditto! Never heard of a "deluxe" SJ. A Norlan-era offering perhaps?
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Another t-shirt I have is the Tonerite...
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Thanks VERY much for the nice comments.
I am torn between playing my Blues King and my new J45 Standard at the moment.
Both guitars had a setup, but no other changes. Just fabulous to play!!!!
Here is a link to my J45 (Standard) video:
Yea, very nice BluesKing777! I can only add one constructive criticism: lose the C.F.Martin t-shirt!!!
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GREAT JOB, Drathbun! I had forgot all about "Wandering" by JT. You did a fantastic job. Great songs and great playing. I love the editing! You're just a "jack-of-all-trades"!
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Just listened to your clip- SUPER JOB!!! Keep it up!
Thanks, Deuce! I appreciate the "attaboy". I'll be posting some more clips pretty soon.
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Is it just me, or is this an eyesore?????
It ain't you!!!
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Sure is a LOUD mandolin, TennRoots! A lot of volume! What make? Our mando player in our bluegrass band plays a Gibson F-5. That one you have sure sounds good! BTW, good job!
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Larry... BRAVO! Great job! How I wish I could sing harmony. I'm hoping you'll post much more!
Is that REALLY your very first music post?
LOVE the TV Southern Jumbo!
Bob
First one EVER. I just sing and play live all the time. Never did any recording at all. Or posting any!
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OK, hope this works! It's my first audio clip (gulp!) I played my True Vintage Southern Jumbo for the rythymn and lead parts, sang lead vocal and harmony. Mixed it at my friend's house who plays guitar with me in the bluegrass band. The lead guitar part in the background is also the SJ/TV but with Hall#1 Reverb added. The pic in the video is my SJ/TV. Hope ya'll like it!
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Can't wait to hear it, either!
Now, if your buddy can use recording software, then he's perhaps the best guy to help you. First, he should be able to save/convert his file as either a .wav or a .mp3. Then, he can use Windows Movie Maker (or whatever Mac's equivalent is for this), add the audio file and any ol' picture, which will let him save the whole thing in a format that could then be uploaded to youtube. (If you all get that far but neither of you has a youtube thingy:rolleyes: , well...let's take just one step at a time.)
Or, see if you can copy the file from the cd to your computer's hard drive (not just play it as media, but look for the file on it, like you'd look for a file on any other kind of drive). It could be he didn't include the project file OR an mp3, but if he did, you could always attach it to an email and send it to me. I'll do the youtube two-step for you, then post a link here for all.
Don't know if that's helpful or even MORE confusing... let me know if I can help, though. I want to HEAR it!!
Hey Anne! I did succeed in converting it to an MP3 file. Even made a movie with Windows Movie Maker (just a picture with the music added). Still can't get it here or YouTube. I'll keep trying!
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Ok guys, here's the deal. I haven't made a video or got a YouTube thingy, but I recorded a song. I used my SJ TV. I played both the rythymn and lead parts. I also sang lead and the harmony parts. It was mixed on my buddy's computer (CakeWalk or Sonar). I have the CD here with me. How can I get it from this CD in my hand to you guys here on the Forum? I think the recording is decent, but I guess thats up to ya'll! I'm just a guitar picker, not a computer geek. So if ya'll can help me out, you can hear what I sound like!
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Not much to add. I agree with Node on this, one of the cheapest improvements that can be made to improve volume, tone and sustain. I do, however, love Elixer strings. PB Nano lights. I've tried all the others, I kept going back to Elixers. They do it for me! +1 on Bob Colosi's pins and saddles!
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It's just cosmetic. There is also neck binding' date=' a different pick guard and a different rosette.
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That was an outstanding review! Very informative. You answered a lot of questions I had about the ToneRite. Keep the reviews coming and welcome to the Forum!
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As already posted, the finish checking comes from sudden changes in temperature and humidity by the wood in your guitar. The expanding and contracting causes the the finish to crack. I'm very careful to let my guitars acclamate to the ambient temperature in the room where I'm about to play. Usually about 10-15 minutes. With that being said, my SongBird is 9 years old now and has no signs of finish checking yet. I'm still treating my SJ TV like a new-born infant, so no chance of any wear or tear on it!!!
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Mr. Newhaven- Nice guitar! I've got a "jones" for a Blues King. Those small bodied guitars just beg you play them! I'm green with envy. Enjoy!
What's the best neck profile?
in Gibson Acoustic
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My 2001 SongBird Deluxe has the '60's slim-taper neck which I absolutely love! The best neck profile (IMHO)Gibson ever made! That's my vote!