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Location: Michigan | Interesting interview with John Prince who is James Taylor's guitar tech. Scroll about halfway down through the newsletter:
http://client.patrontechnology.com/jt/0209/0209.htm |
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Location: Michigan | Oh, and I watched the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-YCC6cPWEo
Never seen JT play and electric (seen him more times than I can count) and I don't believe I have ever seen a capo used on an electric. Maybe he just needs a proper ovation :) . |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | I wouldn't mind learning to be a proper guitar tech. I would make my life simpler setting up my own gits. I wonder where you get that kind of training?
Never seen a capo on an electric? You need to get out more. :) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | trial and error |
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Location: Maine | "trial and error"
Right. And in the beginning, the errors are about equal with the trials! :eek: |
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Location: Michigan | Originally posted by auriemma:
I wouldn't mind learning to be a proper guitar tech. I would make my life simpler setting up my own gits. I wonder where you get that kind of training?
Never seen a capo on an electric? You need to get out more. :) You are so right! |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...capo on electric? Check out Orianthi at Crossroads 2007: Orianthi at Crossroads ....seems to work for her. |
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Location: Crossville, TN | Capo on Electric, some of my favorites-
Eagles - Don Felder - Hotel Califonia live Double neck 12/6 string capo on the 12
Eric Clapton - Holy Mother
The Black Crowes - Chris Robinson - Jelous again, among others, he likes experimenting with alt tunings
I could go on but these are some good starters, All these are on Youtube too. |
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So you wanna be a guitar tech?
