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Great explanation, @ErikBog
I had never thought about that it might be a playing position issue, but it makes excellent sense.
I just listened again to you playing the Martin, and it sounds gorgeous ❤ -
Sounds like a good swap, @erikbog
So you had the Furch OM for, what, 14 months?
As far as I remember, an OM and a 000 share the same body shape, but your change got you a shorter scale length and a narrower neck – goes well with those spider fingers (I’m just jealous).This guitar sounds marvellous – especially when flatpicked – which is also my experience when comparing Furchs and Martins.
Very nice and balanced sound, and I like the looks.And hey – I get to to own the top dog Furch in TAC again 🙂
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Nice, @Michelle-PSL 😀
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Very nice and melodic improv, Jonathan.
Great use of the scale 👍 -
Better late than never 🙂
Awesome, very melodic improv – thanks for posting 👍
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You seem to be getting better after the second shot.
Original song – respect 👍 -
Nice job. Michelle 🙂
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Very nice, @charlie_d 🙂
It definitely has a classical music feeling with some great hammer-on runs and a nice CAGED chord demonstration at the end 👍
I can see that you also resisted the urge just play the standard Em pentatonic scale over this track.And I think it a a general problem that I had to look for a submission like yours on page 2 after just 24 hours – this TAC system is loosing any sense of memory.
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Thank you, @Guy_H
I know you do not venture past the improvs all that often, so I really appreciate you feedback 😀 -
Thank you, @Jonathandavid
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Thank you, @charlie_d
It was one of the more agreeable background tracks.
And I liked the vacation from one-string scales 😜 -
Thank you, @Michelle_in_PSL
My 30th improv in a row.
I am pretty sure that you will finish your project before I finish mine 😀 -
Thank you, @Michael_D
Much appreciated 🙂
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Thank you, @bill_brown for your kind words.
I have no idea what I did in the ending – it just sounded nice 😂