RubberDuckeeToo2
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- Oct 21, 2006
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- Boat Info
- '98 370 Sundancer
'97 SeaDoo Speedster 14'
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Awesome job !
oh yeah....The Grabber (ala Gene Simmons).
That's a great idea! I'm sure one of you has a boat big enough to host it. One Big floating CSR jam.I'm smellin a CSR jam...........
Forgot to post this.Some mates of mine are here on holiday, so we are going to crash a jam Tuesday night for a bit. I'll post up what I am allowed to.
I'm smellin a CSR jam...........
I may be wrong but your guitar appears to be designed for nylon strings. I don’t see much intonation with regards to the bridge and saddle. (Lack of slant of the saddle). The headstock design looks to be Nylon string design as well. I only mention it as steel strings exert much more tension to the guitar than nylon strings do. Typically the neck radius on a nylon string guitar is flat or dam near, hard to tell from the picks what you have. It sounds like you have had the guitar a long time so it is probably o.k. The problems would start to show up with uncomfortably high string action or the dreaded belly bulge where the saddle deforms the guitar top due to tension. Nylon string guitars are usually braced pretty light. If you don’t play the guitar much, it is not a bad idea to detune a bit. Keep it hydrated as well. Reduce the chances of body cracks. Sorry for the rant but I like old guitars!I only have one guitar, an acoustic. When I was 11 I was helping sort through a load of donations to the children's home where I was living at the time. This guitar was in with all the clothes and shoes etc. They said I could have it. I took lessons for about a year and then was put in a foster home. I took it with me and have had it for 64 years. I don't play it any more (nerve damage to my hands) It's a beauty. Inside says WM C STAHL Milwaukee. He was a seller not a maker. It was most likely made by Larson in Chicago about circa 1910-11. It has a real mellow tone. I suppose when I pass off this mortal coil it will go to my daughter who is a singer in a band and plays guitar occasionally. She has coveted it for as long as I can remember.
Sounds great!!!!Forgot to post this.
We had a good old time. I'm laying back in the middle. Had to give Bucket his room. Just some pieces parts. No pro shoot. I'll let them introduce themselves. If you are around Tampa St Pete you will recognize the singer from Stormbringer.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/99884dl7rw7h88n/Foreign Pie Company Rock Steady.mp4?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ljeh96bfo5q56mi/shooting star.mp4?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8duw7zmv2gftxo6/Humble Pie.mp4?dl=0
The other singer doing Humble Pie was from a band I toured with in the 70's
Thanks, I've got a couple more alternate angle shots from the other side of the stage, so I'm looking for time to mix them into a more balanced take. Just the last 2 songs though. For those who noticed, Bucket reversed the order of the last 2 songs, taking everyone by surprise, so it took a minute to get the drummer off of All Right Now, and over to Can't Get Enough. Poetic license. We survived.Sounds great!!!!