Subj : Acoustic guitars...
To   : Martin Ridgley
From : Paul Lawson
Date : Thu Sep 07 2000 09:50 am

Martin Ridgley wrote in a message to Paul Lawson:

-=> Paul Lawson wrote to Martin Ridgley <=-

MR>    Yeah.  Tone is a big factor for me, too.  I like the bottom end
MR> to  sound pretty full and warm.  Most of the Guilds I've played do
MR> it  for me.

    I've not played many guilds, too acoustic in the neck department for me...

MR>    That's a shame, 'cause I'd want to be able to do some solo
MR> acoustic  performances without the benefit of any amplification.
MR> OTOH, I also  want to be able to play whatever acoustic I get on
MR> stage with a band,  so I'm going to have to get a pick-up
MR> installed.  We'll have to see...

    Eventually, I'll get a good acoustic, my son has a decent Ibanez that I
use so it's pretty far dowwn the list.  At least as long as he goes to college
here. :)

MR> good at recording and  bouncing tracks now and I've managed to make
MR> some decent demos on  it - recording up to about seven tracks in
MR> total, which are mixed and   bounced down along the way to end up
MR> with just four.

    Thats pretty much what I'm looking to do right now.  The guy I'm supposed
to be starting a blues thing with has a 4-track set-up.  We played with a bunch
of my pieces during the feeling out process and he's quite interested in laying
some tracks as soon as he upgrades to an 8-track.  Assuming we ever get things
off the ground.

Paul

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