check out www.rainsong.com in hawaii. they make 100%
graphite resin guitars with the "classic" graphite
sound. it's a beautiful building material - a solid
graphite lute of one-piece construction can't be far
off. i have a crafter mandolin with a polyresin bowl
(similar in principle to an ovatio
y internal structure
even the soundboard might be possible with synthetics - but I'm not ready
for it.
Best, Jon
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>>Bill,
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>>Given that some old lutes were made of materials like ivory I can
>see no
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> >>Bill,
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> &g
> It say something about the persistence of our expectations about
> musical instruments that many solid body electric guitars are quite
Fender Stratocasters (solid-body) have a unique psychedelic
sound (top pick-up, lots of distortion and reverb) that I've never
tired of. The sound is resonant,
Dear Chris and All:
I think Leslie West may still be playing a Steinberger. Check Ed Roman's
Web site for lots of Steinberger info.
Also, how about Bo Diddly's guitars of various shapes?
Cheers,
Jim
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Dear Chris and All:
I think Leslie West may still be playing a Steinberger. Check Ed Roman's
Web site for lots of Steinberger info.
Also, how about Bo Diddly's guitars of various shapes?
Cheers,
Jim
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To: Stuart LeBlanc; Renaissance Lute List
Subject: RE: Gone 'the whole hog'!
Stuart,
Obviously a very cheap and poorly made gag
instrument. (Look at the bridge!) What would you
expect from Budweiser?
Chris
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Sent: May 19, 2005 1:35 PM
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You're talking about the King of Beers, pal. (har har)
Speaking of hogs, probably not the finest instrument, but if I'd had one during
my biker-bar playing days...
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> Cheers,
> Marion
> !*!*!*!*!Mano di magia sul mandolino meraviglioso!*!*!*!*!
Minchia, che mignatta
RT
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producing good student guitars):
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arion
+!+!+!+!+1Viva la chitarra a 11 corde!+!+!+!+!+
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From: Stuart LeBlanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: May 20, 2005 3:14 PM
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Subject: RE: Gone 'the whole hog'!
The Bud guitar is high camp and thus deserving of honor.
The Weiss gu
OK Marion, I'll give it a try. As a guitarist I find all "dedicated"
electric "guitars" to be unworthy of the name guitar. The solid bodies, the
various other electronic instruments of varying shapes, all those that use
the electronic amplification of the direct sound of the strings instead of
the
>What would you
> expect from Budweiser?
I would hope they could make something good, they make a very bad beer. (Not
a fair comment, they make Michelob which may not be great, but it is
drinkable - Bud itself, however, is so thin that I won't drink beer if it is
the only offering, as it will be
12:46 AM
To: Stuart LeBlanc; Renaissance Lute List
Subject: RE: Gone 'the whole hog'!
The Bud guitar and the Weiss guitar are both turn offs for me, for different
reasons. In sharp contrast, the Asturias 11-string guitar is a work of art with
a
beautiful tone and an excellent design tha
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>What would you
> expect from Budweiser?
I would hope they could make something good, they make a very bad beer. (Not
a fa
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From: Jon Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 10:57 pm
Subject: Re: Gone 'the whole hog'!
> It is also
> the peg
> board (note that it is peg board, not peg box). Like my
> MusicMakers the
> Weiss uses vertical p
, etc.
Cheers,
Marion "multi strumenti" Ceruti
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From: Stuart LeBlanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: May 21, 2005 4:45 AM
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Subject: RE: Gone 'the whole hog'!
I haven't had the opportunity to personally examine the Astu
OK so far we have one vote against the Bud and the other vote against the Weiss.
>>Stuart: On the other hand, Budweiser artist sponsorships have helped the
>>careers of many
musicians, unlike any of the brews that I enjoy.
++Every cloud has a silver lining and if Budweiser has helped musicians t
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