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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Maybe this has been discussed, maybe I should have searched first... if it was discussed before it's worth repeating...
Mark Kroos |
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Location: Route 66, just east of the Cadillac Ranch | I really like this. Reminiscent of a Chapman stick, but you have the advantage of playing either set of strings from above or below. Thanks for sharing. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Awesome!!
Interesting he is using both as six strings
AJ |
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Location: south east Michigan | I'm not a big fan of the style but I do appreciate the talent it takes to do that.
I enjoyed it enough to watch the entire clip. That doesn't happen often.
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9 out of 10 percussionists prefer OVATION! |
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Location: Location Location Location | That was cool. Closest I've seen to piano on guitar..I'm not that familiar with 12 strings. Anyone know how the top neck is strung? |
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Location: Hanau, Hessen, Germany | Woah.. pretty impressive. He obviously has quite some coordination. |
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Mark Kroos proving two necks ARE better than one..