Alembic Guitars Club
Alembic products => Alembic Basses & Guitars => Topic started by: lbpesq on February 07, 2008, 09:05:05 PM
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George:
Congrats! Beautiful instrument. As a fellow Alembic 12 string player, we are perhaps the most unique subset of this club. I'll bet it sounds incredible! A very deserving choice. I suspect you'll have new wallpaper on your computer tomorrow.
Bill tgo
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Congratulations George. That's probably the most beautiful guitar I've ever seen (sorry Bill).
graeme
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Very nice George. Beautiful instrument! Congratulations.
Play it healthy!
Art
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Seconded from another Scottish guy!
G
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Beautiful!!!
The video of Kottke playing Louise was pretty cool too!!
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Just beautiful - a 12 string baritone guitar!!! I can only imagine how it sounds.
Wow!!!
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Thanks for the appreciative words, folks, but I think the credit has to go to the builders :-)!
As for the wallpaper, Bill, I've had it up for several weeks. I suspect you might have had a similar experience....
One mid-January morning I found a message from Mica in my email queue with the subject Featured Custom. She said she was planning on featuring the baritone in February. We exchanged a few more emails, one of which had a link to the unpublished draft page---from which I grabbed the wallpaper.
It was strange in the last week of January and the first week of February, waiting for it to be published. I felt like I could foretell the future. When it finally appeared, it took me a moment to realize it.
So.... If my experience is any guide, one of you out there can look forward to an email from Mica in just about a week. Your challenge will then be to keep things to yourself until the March COTM appears.
Rami, as for how it sounds, well, it can sound pretty dang authoritative :-). Since it's tuned B E A D F# B, I can drop the low string down to A for a drop A tuning. That low A is the same pitch as the A on a bass. When I play it that way through my Acme Low B4 (http://www.acmebass.com/), it's all there, in spades.
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Bill, you have played this instrument. This is the one I was raving about the sound of, and made you play it.
(Had to twist his arm real 'ard, I did!)
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Hi Jason!