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Location: Chicago | Check out the spiffy lookin' Os in our first YouTube feature: the 74 Legend and Jeff's Elite!
"Tamboura"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEu-riCzJhA
"Frevo Rasgado"
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Location: PDX | Sweet! Thanks for the clips and the music!
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Location: Boise, Idaho | You guys are good. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Scary Good!
That tears it! I ain't bringing a Guitar to the Gathering! |
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Location: Melbourne Fl. | After watching and listening to this,I now crawl back under the bed to hide.WOW! Maybe........someday......nawww,But I'll keep ham-fisting my 4-5 chords anyway and dream...Kudos jents :) slydog |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Wow...Thanks a lot guys...nice Eastern flavor to the first and Spanish to the second. Outstanding!
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Blessings... |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Excellent! I need to practice my scales more :rolleyes: |
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Location: Chicago | You guys are VERY generous...
A final clip: our attempt at "Spain"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9vlcs3sDaE |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I hate this feeling of inadequacy when I watch you guys that do stuff like that!
You guys have a great rapport. Way too cool.
Luckily for the rest of us, your vocals need work! :D |
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Location: Chicago | I tried to sing but Jeff won't let me. It's just not fair! |
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| Hey just noticed this! Very nice gentlemen. That was enjoyable to watch. Nice act you have there. You both seem quite well matched, talent and style and excellent guitars. I was working with my partner Aaron for a while and we had a couple of nice original pieces of similiar style we were/are working on but our Duo kept heading to the cover songs where we could use a drummer and it sounded better for me to hit the bass so the whole thing turned into a trio and now a four piece.
In our area there are no Acoustic Duo's worth mentioning, your act surpasses what we were shooting for! and we are pretty good.
I tip my hat gentlemen! Very entertaining.
curious? were you runnning through the amps while recordig that externally?? or was the through a board or what?? Love the sound.
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Location: big island | sonically and technically superb! |
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Location: SoCal | sonically and technically superb!
And kinda cool to watch as well.... |
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Location: Chicago | It's wonderful to be able to share our stuff this way; talk about "broadcasting yourself"! Thanks for the feedback... wow!
After meeting on this site a year ago, Jeff and I soon learned about the L1 (with a lot of help from Paul T's posts). So that's what we are playing through. We were recorded with a couple of mics "straight from the air" by a friend in the club. I run my Legend [Fishman Matrix pickup] through a Magistomp which I bought on Schroeder's recommendation. I'll let Jeff tell you about his Alesis reverb and Roland syth rig: too cool! |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Great music guys!! I just realised that I have ten thumbs. |
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| There is a lot of good information on this site no doubt. I like the sound I get with my Adamas's with upgraded electronics right through my acoustic amp. I have experimented with adding an instrument Mic run through the board that fills out the acoustic sound real nice but feedback is still a problem for me this way???? Your sound is fantastic at least through the little computer speakers I have. Must be really impressive live.
You have me working on the originals again guy's ! can't tell you how nice that was to see, I was not expecting this to be this good.
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Location: Chicago | Thanks, Randy, the feedback means a lot to us--especially from fellow Ovation slingers! Jeff and I started out playing through stereo acoustic amps (I, for example, would use a Crate Acoustic and a Fishman Loudbox). Besides being cumbersome it was a complex set-up that seemed to give different results every night. With the Bose we have uniformity and clarity. It looks like a stick but sounds awesome. Earlier in the month we had the opportunity to play through TWO of them. What a sound. |
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Location: chicago | Thanks for the possitive feedback guys,seems to me that the ovation is the only way to go to play this kind of music,any other guitar produces a thin sound when you go to the higher register stuff and the O has that undeniable evenness across the fret board,and because Im playing thru the Roland GR-1 it has an extra thickness with a fretless bass supporting my low end.The factory installed GK-2 was and is the best guitar purchase I have ever made.(Dont know why I cant get one installed on my ADII?)Al D did! anyhow......Thanks Jeff |
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OFC jam on YouTube
