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Location: south east Michigan | I guess DrDave is still in my head.
Here is a great example of just an O and a mic.
Sounds pretty good unplugged to me.
And I think its "just" an old Balladeer.
Other clips of this guy shows the label but I can't tell if it's the old foil kind.
The clip is HERE . |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Great tune. I like his picking style - great rhythm. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | I wish this guy would write some of his down! |
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Location: Vernon CT | I Have a 1112-1 and mine doesn't sound anywhere near that good. I guess it's Me :(
Gives me a whole lot to work towards!!!
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Location: Maine | Here's another link.. I thought this one sounds good too. Played in the style that he does it would fit in well w/ it's wood box cousins
watch the 3:00 to 4:00 min section
YouTube Link -- Elite Unplugged
..TJR |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Looks like my 1617 s/b , sounds like it too , rich overtones , slightly diminished mid`s , articulate bass , I wonder what Mic. that was ?
Vic |
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Location: Chicago | Sweet. My starting point has always been the "O" UNPLUGGED. Piezo-only is NOT the whole story. Plus is you f*ck it up with lots of processing... it might as well be a cheesy electric!
Here's my that I shared some time ago... unplugged two cents |
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Location: Chicago | PS: that is "Lullaby": Just the '74 Legend 1117 in front of an AKG 3000. |
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Location: Tennessee | Must be the dain bramage out here in California, but when I brought up the clip in the first post, lady stonebobbo thought I was playing a banjo song. She didn't care much for the tone of that performance and it didn't do anything for me either. |
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Ovation..... unplugged
