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Location: Tuscany, Italy | Check this out.
http://www.accordo.it/articles/2010/03/33135/uso-quasi-improprio-de... |
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Location: SoCal | Wonder what kinda amp? |
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Location: Right now? | That was COOL.
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Willa |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Where's that translate button again? |
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Location: Hanau, Hessen, Germany | Awesome playing |
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Location: Tuscany, Italy | Paul, normally they use SR Technology amp.
Mark, I know you don't need translation to get it ;) |
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Location: New Hampsha | The second guy was great!
(first guy talked too much) |
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Location: Flahdaw | Seeing as how there's still a tag hanging from it, I wonder if the guitar is still for sale? If so, it looks like it's going to come with some pick wear on the guitar top. |
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Location: Tennessee | So I see it's not just the Italian Americans who need their hands to talk.
And then they can make those guitars talk, too. |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
Where's that translate button again? Here ya go Mark....From Google Tranlate:
Una Ovation con corde di nylon (difficile chiamarla "classica") inviata in visione dal distributore è stata l'occasione per chiedere a Paolo Pilo di dirci la sua su questo tipo di strumento ibrido, un punto d'incontro tra la folk americana e le chitarre europee, soprattutto quelle della tradizione spagnola. A sentire parlare Paolo, il vantaggio delle corde in nylon è principalmente che si rompono meno frequentemente. In realtà anche il suo suono muscolare viene addomesticato da questo strumento e guadagna alcune gradevoli sfumature latine.
Italian to English translation
Ovation with a nylon cord (hard to call it "classical") items on the distributor was an opportunity to ask Paul to tell us his Pilo on this type of hybrid, a meeting point between the American folk and European guitars, especially those of Spanish tradition. To hear Paul speak, the advantage is mainly nylon ropes that break less often. In fact even its sound is tame muscle in it and some nice gains with Latin roots.
Kinda loses sumthin' in the translation.... :rolleyes: |
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Location: Michigan | first guys gotta lose the pick |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Mitzdawg:
The second guy was great! Agreed! Love that sound...
Nice catch Riccardo. |
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How to play a nylon strung O
