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I doubt that will be a problem to arrange.
I think the sustain on these is one of their most impressive attributes. Yes, it's long - in the way that a Sobell is long - but there's a beautifully delicate shimmer that is really appealing. Very powerful guitar for an OM as well (albeit it's bigger than a "real" OM). How do you feel about all of that waiting now? Also, you do know that if it's better than mine I am going to be really angry, don't you? Cheers, Steve |
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In the meantime here's another gratuitous shot....... Soul Sisters |
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Thanks vic, nice pics!
Can't promise though how long I can hold my breath! |
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Hi Vic,
Lovely guitar! Congratulations on a real beauty. I'm glad to see that Jason has recovered enough from his auto accident that he is able to produce a guitar like this now. Good for Jason. - Glenn
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Thank you. I feel privaliged to be in a position to be able to have such a guitar. Jason was about to start my OM when he had that accident which almost finished his career. We are very fortunate to have him with us. Cheers Vic |
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Well nobody could accuse those two of being similar guitars but - strangely enough - because of the Somogyi connection, I'll bet they share a lot of common DNA. I really thought the Fredell shared some traits with my Kostal OM, notably that shimmering treble, intrinsic reverb, and airy bottom-end.
ohhhh, I do like an airy bottom-end missus! Cheers, Steve |