Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Master Yoda...... Try Carvin. I hear their guitars are really good and a lot of bang for the buck. The reviews from guitar mags are always really good. Ask on the Carvin forum also. You'll get helpful responses. http://www.carvin.com Hope this helps.
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Tue Sep 20 '05 2:04:07 pm
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sugarbaby6928
Angelina Canada
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Cheese101............. very touching what you wrote today! Are you some kind of nurse or something? I am a nurse just finishing up my RN.............. I have gone through stuff like that.
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Tue Sep 20 '05 2:26:05 pm
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death cube k
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Master Yoda takamine makes some decent affordable one.. like the H5.. art and luthrie concert cw with pickup is like 600CAD. its cool, Yamaha Makes some good ones, Almansa makes a few good affordable ones.
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Tue Sep 20 '05 2:31:26 pm
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Suzie2000
Suzo London, England Plays: Guitar (35 years)
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MASTER YODA- Have you had a look round the Barry Mason's Spanish Guitar Centre in Cranbourn Street (I think) in London? You come out of Leicester Square tube station, turn right and it's just along the road a bit. Their prices start quite low c. £80 and go up to several K. My husband Matt bought a really good one there. Depends on your budget.
Also Hanks in Denmark Street has some good mid-price classical guitars. You can talk about it if we manage to all meet up before the Vai gig in October! :)
JEFFROCK- I have a JSX Head- and am very happy with the tones. It certainly doesn't sound like a hissing mosquito- I think it's really responsive?Maybe it's your set-up that's got a fault, not the JSX?
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Tue Sep 20 '05 2:42:13 pm
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Donkey Hotay
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Yoda, check out the Yamaha CF series, the "f" is for flamenco... Those suckers have thin fast necks and action as well as a thinner body. They are also available with built in bridge pickups.......
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Tue Sep 20 '05 2:42:49 pm
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Simon Granada, Andalucia Spain Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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Master Yoda, I agree with the Takamine and Yamaha votes....they're good guitars, and easy to find here. Carvin are great but you can't buy them in this country, which means you're f*ck*d if anything breaks and needs repairing/replacing!
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Tue Sep 20 '05 4:10:26 pm
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Stevee T
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mikesb...yeah, I heard the news this morning....Richie Ash of Sam Ash (nationwide music store chain) was one of the owners...very surprised to see it close, but at $38.00 general admission & $6.00 beers to see no name acts...I wondered how they'd continue to make money....saw Yngwie, Rick Derringer, Johnny Winter, Joe Bonamassa there, very nice little venue...shame it couldn't keep the doors open.
I nearly entered the Hot Guitar Licks competition there last year in August, but I wanted to wait another year to be armed with more musical weaponry....lol...we would have opened for Buddy Miles...you know...Jimi Hendrix's drummer...guess now...it won't be held there....
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Tue Sep 20 '05 4:14:25 pm
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai Boston, MA usa
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Cheese101: Your experiences today touched my soul.......
Hugs to you Traci! Have faith, it's very hard sometimes though.
I KNOW all to well these situations.......Look to the good in their souls and lives. That is what matters most. I know it makes you cry sometimes and I feel aashamed for being depressed when I meet people like that. I have so much to be grateful for....I do count my blessing! We just need to remember that each day is a gift...that's why thay call it the present! God Bless.
Zenfish: Do not fear my friend......Slanshroom has many
supporters. Ronnie has done so much work to get Roy's music to the world! He deserves all of our Thanks and Graditude..... I will personally give VAi my Roy CD when I see him in the UK......I think I'll give it to him in Glasgow. I think that will be most fitting. London will be a busy place for VAi. I will do my best to get Roy's music heard. Anything I can do to help I will. That's a Promise! ....
Let me know when you are sending the CD for Steven. I will tell him.
Bahduh: I sent Steven your message. I haven't heard from him since I last spoke with him on the computer a few weeks back...... I will call him this weekend to make sure he's doing well. I worry about him. He's been very silent, not a good sign but maybe he's been busy with music, I hope. If I was an Angel I would save him from the drugs and the ghetto.....I'll keep on praying.......I hope your son Jordan is doing better, recovering from the measles. Keep The Faith. God Bless.
Mari
Ovation..........Mikey are you out there???!! We miss you!!
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Tue Sep 20 '05 5:40:28 pm
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai Boston, MA usa
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LucySorents: Welcome back from Paris!! I hope you had a wonderful holiday...we missed you very much! I hope you are well and refreshed from your holiday. ; )
Your Quote of the Day is simply priceless......
"To touch the soul of another human being is to walk on Holy Ground".
So very profound and true.....
Thank you very much for sharing that with us.....I think it's the perfect quote for Everyday.
Mari
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Tue Sep 20 '05 5:52:15 pm
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart Washington U S Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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why do people talk about politics in a Joe Satriani forum? actually, more like complain about politics. shut up.
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Tue Sep 20 '05 6:05:34 pm
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai Boston, MA usa
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JS_JS: Oh Young One.......so much you have to learn. This is a "free form of consciousness" and we talk about what's going on in the world. True some people may discuss much about their political views but then some also use this board as a chat room. Sound familiar?
I don't like reading about political issues any more than you do so I try to skim over if I'm not interested but I've also learned alot here about the world and politics.
I don't have as much free time as someone your age.....With freedom there is a price. ; )
However I agree, I'd rather talk about music but this is a Big World
and "everything" permeates all aspects of our lives. I used to hate to watch the News when I was your age because it was so boring. Now I don't watch it because it's so damn depressing.
Chatting on the board takes up time and space as well....I've been here since after my "Satrianization" G3-03 on November 5, 2003......I did my 1st post in December I think..... So what's your Satch story? How long have you been here?
I haven't seen you around lately. :o)
Mari
btw: I dislike "Chatting on the Board" as much as I dislike Politics. Touche'! I almost left because of excessive chatting here. I've learned to become more patient and tolerent. Peace.
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Ibanezplyr
Randell Mulligan Dublin, CA USA Plays: Guitar (50 years)
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MASTERYODA: If'in' you have alot of weather there, look into the Ovation classical. You should have less weather related problems with it there. It is very hard to find a spanish heal, or bridge classical now-a-days. Look around at pawn shops to see what you can find. Look online for collectors to find an "Investment!" Good luck! KTF Randell
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Tue Sep 20 '05 7:07:41 pm
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Tobias Barnes Chicago, Illinois United States Plays: Guitar (33 years)
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Hey everyona at Satchland long time no talk to. Where has everybody gone to? Seems empty...
Well, just wanted to check up on you all and see that all is well.
Lucey Sorets: Que tal? Mi amiga! Ojala que todo este bien contigo.
Joe, still reminiscing about that show you did here last October. I'm still seein' blue from that dream.
See you all later
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Tue Sep 20 '05 8:26:44 pm
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart Washington U S Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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my satch story? well, I've been listening to him for a few years, not sure how many exactely. he's my all time favorite. I've seen him live twice: at G3 03' and on the solo tour in 04, maybe it was this year, I forgot already, whenever he did his U.S. tour. but I'm jsut sick of hearing about politics everywhere! I woudlnt' mind so much if poeple woudl agree with me once in a while, but that doesn't happen often, especially when you go to shcool with a buncy of ignorant kids. it sucks. anyway, I've jsut been really busy with shcool and I worked all summer and I have sorta run out of stuff to talk about on here.
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Tue Sep 20 '05 8:27:58 pm
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bahduh
mark alistair shillong, meghalaya india
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hi...good day everyone....
marimari....as always,,thank yu for the info and yes,,jordan is completely ok now,,thank yu for the concern,,i appreciate it....god bless...
randell...hope yur doing much better.....stay healthy....
lucysorets,,thank for the mail,...yu have one too..cheers...
tracie...hi...whats up...no mail nothing...hope yur ok???
suzie2000...hi ....how is school.........any better than it was before the break...
zenny...artanis...captain steve,,,,,,,,,steven.....hi........
steven,,hang in there,,,there is always light at the end of the tunnel...
hi joe....how about a surprise visit,,,,,ages since yu were last here...
bye.
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PhryDom
Dave Atlanta, GA USA Plays: Guitar (45 years)
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JEFFROCK if you would stop shouting maybe somebody would cut you some slack.... it sounds like you bought a faulty unit, unless the unit you bought sounds unlike what you thought it would, did you try it in the store?
GARTRIANI your little info thing says you have six posts, and so after reading the first part of your message : I have never posted on this site makes me think >>> ignore<<<... sorry
Zinc how about anything NOT reposted from your inbox? No offence!!!!!!!!
zen yep. i have no idea what you said. but you're a good guy(gal?).
sorry for no replies peeps.... dave has been a busy boy..... bought a new stringed instrument from ebay last night.... hope it's a good 'un.... laters... so sad no joe though :-( wtf
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hoiguy79
Josue Vázquez Tulancingo, Hidalgo México Plays: Guitar (27 years)
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High pass filter and tapcoil Ok Question (another one haha) if the High pass filter and tapcoil system only function when pull the pots, why never seen Joe pulling them?, cause I'm shure he uses the High pass filter (not shure if he uses the tapcoil).
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Tue Sep 20 '05 9:37:54 pm
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Ethn Hayabusa
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Yoda-I like the La Patrie stuff.Same company that makes Seagull, Art and Luthrie (Godin).
I think the main things to look for are 1.Solid Top 2.if you need a cut away and 3.Gloss.
For myself, I only like Gloss on the top if I'm using a pick, because I scratch tops without it.
If I play with my fingers, I prefer a non gloss finish, because the tone is a lot more full sounding.
The LaPatrie Etude is 260$ (At least it is at my store) I got a factory second for 100$.
I dislike Yamaha personally, but they aren't bad.Over priced, I think.I don't mind some of their cutaway stuff, because I use a pick on those when I have played them.
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canchito
nathan reeve La Verkin, UT usa Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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Hey DreamT, the music for those 3d animated clips was cool. I like the idea of animating good music. Joe looked into it once back in the day and the price was astronomical. Hopefully we'll see more of this kind of thing as animating becomes more practical.
Anyone else excited for the new G3 release?
I've never seen Joe and Steve jam with John. I bet it's a sight to behold.
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Tue Sep 20 '05 11:11:04 pm
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BeNnels
Ben Drummond Melbourne, Australia Plays: Guitar (39 years)
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I have a question about the G3 DVD's. I just saw what is supposed to be the setlist for the up and coming G3 Tokyo DVD, and am sorely dissapointed. I was at the Osaka concert myself, and was pleasantly surprised at the huge setlist! Joe, Steve and John all played a huge set each before the jam! It seems when we get our G3 DVD's, a huge chunk of the original set is taken out for whatever reason. It's so dissapointing! The solo DVD's Joe and Steve produced contained (I'm guessing) their entire set on a double DVD. Why not the G3 events? Have I missed something? If anyone can provide some answers, I'd love to know what's going on. Joe, whatever the reason, even if you think those particular tracks sucked, just stick 'em on the DVD anyway! Please! I wanna hear and see every frame of footage, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Thanks!
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