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I know these have been mentioned here before, but for those who haven't seen a demo, this one from Jan 15 is not bad.

 

He begins by saying that this is the 'clean' mode, though the actual clean sound is between 348 - 411 (bar a little reverb)

 

 

 

 

It reminds me of one of these things

 

http://www.screwfix.com/p/labgear-tv-aerial-high-gain-48-element/30515?kpid=30515&cm_mmc=Google-_-Product%20Listing%20Ads-_-Sales%20Tracking-_-sales%20tracking%20url&cm_mmc=Google-_-Shopping%20-%20Electrical%20and%20Lighting-_-Shopping%20-%20Electrical%20and%20Lighting&gclid=CL2exoj8zsoCFQo6Gwod68cGWA

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Hello!

 

Sounds nice, hard to debate that. But...what's the point of the minimalism, if it makes it difficult to play?

 

Bence.

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Right now I'm looking for a guitar that I can take to work. One of those undestructible things that I don't have to be scared to drop or bump agaist walls/persons or vehicles.

This looked like a really good option, then I looked at the price.....

 

$5750!!!

 

I'll keep looking for a used and abused MIM Tele, no freakin way!

 

Still a cool idea!

Posted

Hello!

 

Sounds nice, hard to debate that. But...what's the point of the minimalism, if it makes it difficult to play?

Bence.

 

Good question, but you can de-minimalize it with that acrylic neck.

 

And you are always the cool kid when your neck has blue leds!

Posted

Interesting. Not sure I like it or not. I take it the metal is not magnetic?

 

It's made of Titanium. It's paramagnetic.

 

Cheers... Bence

Posted

Sounds like a combination of "glitter" and "Hitler"

 

I can't help but think the same when I hear about this brand. And it's based in Israel... it must be tough to live with this name there.

 

Bence.

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Hello Marcos!

 

The reason why it strikes me everytime, that I speak Russian.

 

When Russians spell foreign names that start with letter "h", they pronounce it with "g" instead. That's how Hitler becomes Gitler in Russian.

 

Bence.

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... When Russians spell foreign names that start with letter "h", they pronounce it with "g" instead. ...

 

Bence.

This is interesting. I never heard of that before. Some people here come from Eastern Germany, and most of them were educated in Russian, but we didn't talk about that point until now.

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Hello Capmaster!

 

Yes. Just google for WWII Soviet propaganda posters.

 

Also from wikipedia: "Адо́льф Ги́тлер (нем. Adolf Hitler [ˈaːdɔlf ˈhɪtlɐ]; 20 апреля 1889, деревня Рансхофен[1] (ныне — часть города Браунау-ам-Инн), Австро-Венгрия — 30 апреля 1945, Берлин, Германия)"

 

Also, interesting how Spanish pronounce "j" and "x" as "h". But, I don't know anything about it's grammatical background.

 

Cheers... Bence

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Tone Alloys?

 

Very interesting thanks ME.

 

The one shown above is around 20+ years old design. Gittler also made a wooden guitar in the same minimalist approach.

 

Bence.

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