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| B. Flat said 2530 days ago (June 18th, 2006) | |
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Are you tuning that low string up? Thanks, VicDiesel. Yes the Low E string is tuned up to G so you have double Gs in unison on the bottom end giving a very full bass sound--really only usefull in the key of G Major or for G blues. The 345 is stereo so you can plug into two amps on stage (which I have rewired for mono because I never use that) and the 355 is mono or stereo. --- B. Flat Check out my latest song called Dreaming (Woodstock 2012)
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| ceeb666 said 2530 days ago (June 19th, 2006) | |
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Refreshed Very nice tune (although a middle 8 and/or key change may have benfited the song.) Very nice playing also, but the most amazing thing is the really fresh sound with so few tools. Quality hardware will shine through obviously. Really refreshing. Check out my latest song called Dogsick
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| Crash Control said 2530 days ago (June 19th, 2006) | |
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Great stuff I like the tuning. It gives it a very unique quality. Great work. Dave Check out my latest song called The Bitterness
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| Feter said 2111 days ago (August 12th, 2007) | |
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Rockit! I dunno is this because the tuning ? but its more keen to celtic rock !!? this an upbeat rockin .. well done my friend ! ! Check out my latest song called Roll with it
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VicDiesel
That *is* an unusual tuning. You're getting a great sound of that ES. Hm.
I'm only familiar with the 335. What's a 345?
Great instrumental tune. Actually, more a riff than a tune, but your guitar
playing totally makes it. Coolness.