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Location: Phoenix AZ | The handouts from all FOUR of the recent OFC WORKSHOPS are now available online:
2007 OFC WORKSHOP HANDOUTS
Dave
PS - Thanks to Phil for the photos. |
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Location: Paris/France | Very good idea !!
Thanks Dave.
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Location: closely held secret |  Nice, Dave! |
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Location: Vermont USA | Thanka You Very Mucha Dave
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Location: France | thank you Dave! |
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Location: NJ | wow makes me sad I missed Paul's workshop |
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Location: SoCal | You should be sad Al. He told a great Townes Van Zandt story there that you would have loved.....
Great work Dave... |
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Location: NJ | It WAS a GREAT and VERY Informative Workshop! . . .
. . . I just wish that I was sober enough to remember it . . . |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Who'da thunk that hanging out with you guys would end up so educational?
Awesome!
Goob - You need to plan a Norwest trip so we can get the full benefit. |
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Location: NJ | . . of what?? |
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Location: NJ | btw, Goober;
Thanks AGAIN for the ceegars!!
I went through a coupla' "Chet's Fave's" whilst tinkering in the garage on Saturday, and I savoured the Cubanos with the appropriate Rum accompanyment on Sunday nite . . .
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Location: Up North | Thanks Dave, Paul, Kim & Goober for sharing this great info with the "unwashed masses". I can only imagine how much better the full seminars were.
It's very much appreciated. |
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Location: GA USA | Suuuuuweeeet! Thanks. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Thanks Tup...Randy will expect me to know something before our uke lesson now. I will pretend that I didn't see this thread.
What thread? |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | I'm hoping that someone videotaped Kim's Care & Feeding workshop. I had to catch my plane and missed it.
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Looking at your long list of guitars Randy22, that's a WHOLE lot of Care and Feeding. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Great idea, guys. Thanks. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Randy, That's your guitar list? Man, I thought it was an inventory of your kitchen cupboard ...
Seriously, when your guitar list is longer than your post you have a real GAS problem.
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Location: big island | Originally posted by Tupperware:
Seriously, when your guitar list is longer than your post you have a real GAS problem.
Dave precisely why you don't post your guitar list here, dave! kinda like farting and then looking around as if to blame someone else for it... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Hey, I'm on the road to recovery. My collection is a FRACTION of what it was several years ago.
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Location: SoCal | In size or value? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The wife only knows number of guitars. She has no idea what any of them cost. Celebrity and Collings both start with the letter "C" and that's all she needs to know about that. Dave |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Thanks, now I can study for my Uke.
And that Roll-yer-own lesson looks great!
Give me something to work on...
Hobo Chords are great, but progress is cool too! |
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Location: Alberta, Canada | Coool addition, Dave! Hell, now I got to start thinking about gettin' a UKE!
Good grief you guys are a terrible influence! :)
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | Yes, I'm Ovation addicted, and the factory tour didn't help. There are actually more Fender electrics than Ovations! |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Thanks so much for this Dave. It makes one feel almost like you were there, without suffering Llama hair itch... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by fillhixx:
It makes one feel almost like you were there ... without the hangover. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Oh no....I did that just to get the verisimilitude.
BTW; well known Russian cure for hangovers.
Stay drunk.
"Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."
Benjamin Franklin
addendum; "Of course, I didn't know about marijuana at the time....." |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | "...verisimilitude."
Is that Canadian for attitude? |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | It's the word-of-the-day.
I do enough to bring down the tone of the site. It's the least I can do to improve things around here....well, maybe not the least. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Dave,
I have working out on the OFC Tour Uke and I'm ready to change strings.
The Martin M600 set says its ADF#B. Does it matter?
Should I pursue the Aquila, GHS or Gaudapule's you recommended? |
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Location: Scotland | ADF#B is the traditional Hawaiian D tuning, just about everyone uses GCEA now. It's the same intervals, a tone lower. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Some people tune their sopranos 2 frets higher (ADF#B vs. GCEA). As far as the Martin strings go it really does not matter. They'll sound shitty no matter how you tune them. If you already have them, then use and abuse them. If not, buy the Aquila's.
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Location: Upper Left USA | Having played the Papoose (A scale guitar) I'll stick with the GCEA because I get the "same as 5th fret capo thing.
Thanks all |
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Location: GA USA | I bought my Aquilas from ukulele4u
Dave, I finally had time to sit down and read your handouts last night. I had been memorizing the chords, and the "5th fret thing" opened up a new world for me. It made perfect sense. Thanks.
Hopefully the "sounds like - looks like" method will become 2nd nature with a little work. |
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Location: Indiana | Originally posted by Randy22:
Yes, I'm Ovation addicted, and the factory tour didn't help. There are actually more Fender electrics than Ovations! My herd used to be the same way, until I stumbled on to this group. Now Ovations outnumber Fenders 13-10. There hasta be doctors for this type of GAS.
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