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Location: Thailand | Great job. Thankssss. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Outstanding! |
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Location: Gardnerville, NV | Outstanding.
So whats in the guitar? |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by mhaanpaa:
Outstanding.
So whats in the guitar? ya gotta ask jeff w. i ain't found it... yet. (unless it is "mojo") |
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Location: Upper Left USA | The room got 25 degrees warmer and I swear I could smell lotion!
That was nice, good job Lanaki!
Inside is a signature worth 50 cents and a lot of mojo. |
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Location: Texas | Dear Lanaki,
Sweet, nice tune, I like it!
That was very well done.
Great job! |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Super, Lanaki...just super!
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Randy:
Wow. Just watched it twice and was highly impressed. Great job. I'm in the process of trying to figure out a way to take partial credit for it...hmmm...I'll tell my wife you're playing the song I wrote for her and that I accidentally left in the case when I shipped it. Ya, that's the ticket!
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Exellent,I enjoyed every second of it ,what strings/gauge did You use,and how did You record it ?...Condensor mic. off the marshall ? :confused:
Vic :) |
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Location: big island | Vic,
i put a new set of 80/20 bronze elixir nanowebs light gauge on yesterday after placing another shim under the saddle. stellarjim had it setup very nice for standard tuning with the two shims but playing slack key (loosening a few strings) caused too much buzzing.
i recorded directly into the mini dv video recorder (sony dcr-hc20 cheapie!) with an added external hotshoe mic that does better for music. the guitar was amped with the marshall acoustic soloist as80r.
i am delighted so many have enjoyed the song. i should copyright it! |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by stellarjim:
Randy:
Wow. Just watched it twice and was highly impressed. Great job. I'm in the process of trying to figure out a way to take partial credit for it...hmmm...I'll tell my wife you're playing the song I wrote for her and that I accidentally left in the case when I shipped it. Ya, that's the ticket!
Jim well jim, it looks as if we will have two women on our hands both thinkin' the song was written for them. as of yet, the song is untitled, but i am considering, "Makanani" (ma-ka-na-nee) which means beautiful eyes and describes my wife so well. (maka is eye(s) and nani means beautiful.) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Beautiful song, wonderfully done. You deserve that guitar!! |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by BluesSailor:
Man, that was great! Let's start a collection to get Lanaki to the OFC party in May. I could listen to that all day. the swmbo says i cannot go without her so can you collect enough for her too? she can dance authentic hula and looks much finer in a grass skirt than brad... |
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Location: SF Bay area, California | Enjoyed Muchly!
Congrats
Mark |
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Location: Australia | Nice job and nice tone, do I detect a little chorus ? |
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Location: big island | hey richard,
the marshall as80r does have a stereo chorus. you have good ears! |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Very nice! |
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Location: Michigan | It just pisses me off that someone could play for 3:30 minutes without missing a note once.Playing that long Lanaki you should of at least hit one wrong note for us.
Absolutly FANTASTIC !!! GWB |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | After listening to Lanaki's beautiful composition a few more times, the shimmering tones coming from from his open tuning with some chorus effect sounds a little like a hammer dulcimer. |
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Location: closely held secret | Randy, I just got a chance to listen to this. Absolutely beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us!
You should consider doing a studio recording of this. |
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | Very nice, Lunaki!!! The expression on you face really tells the story, but I do have to ask, Does the 1537 deliver what it is hyped to be? |
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Location: closely held secret | Phil, you need to turn the volume "up" when you watch the video... |
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | I am blessed with one myself, I just wanted to see if you can describe it in your own words ;)
I call it "mystical or magical" some call it "mojo" ...phil |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by philmax:
Very nice, Lunaki!!! The expression on you face really tells the story, but I do have to ask, Does the 1537 deliver what it is hyped to be? hi phulmax :D
i am really loving the 1537. it is perfect for my fingerstyle of playing and the sound is exactly what i was hoping to find in an ovation instrument. this guitar has character, aka "mojo", and is very responsive. i have only three guitars on my wish list now: a UTE, a UTE 12 string or a 1688-5 12 string, and one of those mcpherson things.
i do play other styles of music that might be better on a UTE like country/bluegrass with a lot of hammer-ons and loud rhythm. |
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Location: Oakton, VA | Very pretty tune indeed.
Thanks for sharing.
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Lanaki Playing Original Slack Key on new 1537-4
