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Couldn't even afford the table.
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Couldn't even afford the table.
Dove has wings of buzzard
And buzzard, of dove
I was there when it happened, so I guess I oughta know.
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I love everything about that.
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Just think what it would take to wear a hole in it like Willie's.
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Great. Another tone-fiber thread.
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Carbon fiber instead of truss rod in the Vigier? Is she sure about that?Comment
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That things sounds lovely!Join me in the fight against muscular atrophy!
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I dig that! Unique and sounds great. Just my kinda thing.Administrator of the SDUGFComment
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That does sound really, really good. I want one. However , I get the impression she could make a $20 hello kitty wal mart guitar sound good, so there's that.
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Pretty cool. I played a carbon fiber acoustic on stage (it was back line gear provided) last year.Originally posted by texred View Post
-here's the deal (IMO)
While for solid body guitars synthetic materials are mostly inconsequential, on an acoustic instrument the carbon fiber and composite material do sound different of course -enough to where I wouldn't use one in the studio generally but it's not to say they wouldn't have their place in the studio
-BUT most people who buy these instruments are performing with them using embedded piezo pickups and plugged sound holes -because live you don't want all the low end in a band mix anyways -you want the attack, the strings rattle, the harmonics and just some of the mids/lows vibrating in the guitar top piece -so these heavy duty space age guitars become pretty damn cool touring instruments -rugged, bulletproof intonation drifting from altitude, weather and travel and they look different.
...and they sound good onstage of course.Last edited by NegativeEase; 09-29-2019, 05:23 AM.“For me, when everything goes wrong – that’s when adventure starts.” Yvonne ChouinardComment
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Ha. so true. showing road worn street cred on that instrument is going to be a challenge.Originally posted by Demanic View Post“For me, when everything goes wrong – that’s when adventure starts.” Yvonne ChouinardComment
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Sounds like it looks. At first.
Ya'll know I just hated watching this 'un
Dove has wings of buzzard
And buzzard, of dove
I was there when it happened, so I guess I oughta know.
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To sound the best, you need big medallions the size of the guitar body.Originally posted by texred View Posthttps://youtu.be/HbcW-pgYVqY
Sounds like it looks. At first.
Ya'll know I just hated watching this 'unAdministrator of the SDUGFComment
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Vigier uses what Patrice calls a 90/10 neck. 90% wood, 10% carbon fiber truss. Lots of killer players have been touring with them for years, never heard them mention that the necks have moved.Originally posted by nexion218 View Post“I can play the hell out of a riff. The rest of it’s all bulls**t anyway,” Gary HoltComment
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That is way cool.Comment
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