Bob C.

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16 Sep 11:28

I just finished watching the Livestream.

My first amp was a Fender Champ 12. I could never get the tubes in their sweet spot while practicing in my small office.

I now have the Quilter Microprocessor Mach 2  from Rich's recommendation. I found one used for $700 after Quilter discontinued the line.

Is the motiv worksheet available in the Library? I love this concept and I need to focus on this to get it into my playing.

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Posted

09 Sep 09:58

I have been missing the weekly hang sine it got moved to Tuesday @6. I lead a weekly men's group at 7pm.

I also miss the Thursday get together at 11AM since that is at the same time as my weekly jam.

I miss you guys.

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Jim R. Yes, I'm referring to exercise 24. That's why I am confused by how we are to approach that exercise.

Jim R. That one is called the harmonic sequence

In the first exercise, repetitive, are we supposed to play the same notes over each chord., as in example 1? The only notes in common are G, C, and D.

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27 Mar 11:11

Hi Rich, I'm working on the tune "A Smooth One." It's primarily G7, C7, F. The G7 throws me off. I know I can play F and C7. I'm sure I can play Dm. But a friend of mine to me this song is Fm. I know the major issue is that G7 has a B in it. What are your thoughts on playing thru this sequence?

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Thanks William. I purchased a tune o magic from Faber. I may have to make a new base if the tune o magic is too tall. I hope to be able to switch back and forth to hear the sound difference.

Jim Rumora Funny, I think I'll hang around longer with the 175. It can be versatile from a Wes kind of tone to a Kenny Burrell kind of tone with pickup mix and amp settings. I'm going to try a Tune O Matic to see what that will sound like. As you can tell, I am addicted to sound.

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20 Mar 22:36

Does anyone know the sound difference between a wooden bridge and a tune-amatic on a Gibson ES 175? I am interested in getting an L4 sound out of my 175. I'm tempted to add a little bridge pickup into the mix.

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James Champlin I use Xvive also. They're inexpensive and work great. The other benefit of wireless is that it doesn't matter how far away the amp is in the open jam room.