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    • July 14, 2007 at 12:57 am #128471
      Tim
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      Hey Acoustica just PM’d you!

    • July 13, 2007 at 4:34 pm #128470
      acoustica1
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      Thanks for listening!!

      Is your acoustic bass ready to be played Tim?
      You’ll receive something very soon, I just need to find the time to record it. 😉

      (not sure to have tuned to 440hz but is that the most important?..)

    • July 13, 2007 at 2:25 am #128469
      Tim
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      [quote=”1bassleft”]”Cormack Murphy o’Connor’s Authentic Dim Sum”[/quote]

      😆 😆 😆

      Definitely sounds Celtic to me (and I’m a sad Bodhran player!) I suppose the intro could sound a bit oriental, maybe…more the sound than the actual notes though.

    • July 13, 2007 at 12:44 am #128468
      1bassleft
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      People with that opinion eat in strange Chinese restaurants, then. “Cormack Murphy o’Connor’s Authentic Dim Sum” maybe. Sounded closer to Irish in my earballs.

    • July 12, 2007 at 10:23 pm #128466
      acoustica1
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      [quote=”1bassleft”]I’ll have to wake the Mrs :)[/quote]

      All is ok now!! 😉

      So….I was looking for a “celtic ambiance” and this is what people say about my sample : oriental!!!!
      Opinion?
      http://guitarlover.free.fr/celtic-spirit.mp3

    • July 9, 2007 at 6:31 am #128467
      1bassleft
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      Mrs Bass sleeps as I read this. Guy, I know that “Je l’ai dans l’os” = I have it in the bone, but I don’t know what it means. Is it a problem that you just can’t let go of until you’ve sorted it? If so, then a good English equivalent is “It’s really got under my skin”

      Otherwise, I’ll have to wake the Mrs 🙂

    • July 9, 2007 at 12:06 am #128464
      acoustica1
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      #http://guitarlover.free.fr/NEWONE.jpg
      ….I spent five hours..
      -3 hours to find articles and forums talking about the banjo adjustments on the internet
      -2 hours to adjust it and repair the damage (super glue was fine)

      Final result :
      Perfect neck adjustment and action
      Stays perfectly in tune
      no fret buzz at all

      If you want to hear the different sound of this model :
      http://guitarlover.free.fr/first-shot.mp3

      Now , training…..recording…….concerts (Nashville, L.A,Sydney…… 😀 )

    • July 7, 2007 at 8:07 pm #128465
      acoustica1
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      [quote=”Tim”]
      I have to say, I like the sound of it.

      I could learn to jam along on my acoustic bass which would help…

      Are you still planning to get another one?[/quote]

      Hi Tim
      I like that kind of sound too but the 5 string model is still better due to the fifth string (or the first?..with a tuner fixed in the middle of the neck) and its particular tune,that offers many possibilities.

      The german website emailed me a few hours ago and they sent a new one to me….good!

      As soon as I get it I’ll send you a few short ideas, ok?

    • July 7, 2007 at 5:09 pm #128462
      Tim
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      [quote=”acoustica1″]

      *****EDIT******
      First shot : good enough to have fun for family times =>
      http://guitarlover.free.fr/white-horse.mp3%5B/quote%5D

      I have to say, I like the sound of it. I play Bodhran and I find folk sessions can get a bit ‘top-endy’ at times unless you’ve got a guitar chugging along in the background, which must suck for the guitarist. Of course I could learn to jam along on my acoustic bass which would help…

      Are you still planning to get another one?

    • July 6, 2007 at 9:01 pm #128463
      acoustica1
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      ….I finally returned it……why……
      I ordered a beauty : an expensive five string banjo.I received it from germany…..broken!
      I have to pay $70 to return it and the online service never replied to me….

      1BL / :may you ask your wife how to translate in english “tu l’as dans l’os”…just what I’m thinking 8)

    • June 22, 2007 at 3:13 am #128461
      acoustica1
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      Hi guys
      Tim : there’s somehing I didn’t tell you.
      I ordered a 5 string model just after reading opinions on a forum more oriented banjo than this one.
      By mistake they sent (first time I order an instrument online!!!) me a 6 string “guitjo”.
      I called the guy who replied that I can return it (no charge of course) but I tried it…the neck is really fantastic (finish and playability, that’s a standard guitar neck) and I love the sound.I finally decided to keep it.
      Incredible special price : $207 iso $539….probably because nobody wanted to play it…. except me.. 😀
      About the tuning I tried one of my own to begin.I’ll post a first sample asap (just need one moment alone at home for recording it) to give you an idea.

      *****EDIT******
      First shot : good enough to have fun for family times =>
      http://guitarlover.free.fr/white-horse.mp3

    • June 22, 2007 at 12:46 am #128460
      Tim
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      Looks cool, kind of like a guitar with a banjo body. Is it classed as a guitar or a banjo or a Bantar for that matter (I know I’m being a total noob here!)
      Is the tuning/scale lengh like a guitar?
      Everyone round here seems to play the 4-and-a-half string banjos.

      Let us know how you get on.

    • June 21, 2007 at 6:06 am #128459
      Michael
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      No one plan any down river canoeing trips near Acoustica’s place. Squeal piggy!

      But seriously, looks good dude.

    • June 20, 2007 at 9:54 pm #128458
      lee_UK
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      Jim Royle would love that instrument, his best quote ‘These new pants cost me a quid, and ive got 50 pence worth stuck up me arse’ .

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