Post by Garland on Jan 29, 2022 8:45:41 GMT -5
Went quite well. I asked each participant how it sounded.... to a person the result was balanced with no noticeable low E stand out 
..... I got the organizer, John, to play it a bit before we started and I walked off a few feet and couldn't hear anything to my disliking... 
..... I got the organizer, John, to play it a bit before we started and I walked off a few feet and couldn't hear anything to my disliking... 
Now, for the rest of the story.... a man showed up with an Epiphone Hummingbird... sweet,
and didn't use a pick 
....
....Another man had a Taylor 214CE that must have been rosewood- it was the darkest sounding Taylor I've ever heard....I really liked the way it sounded.
Another man had a Fender 12 string he had just acquired... glad I don't have to change strings on it.
He also brought a Recording King parlor body with the sound hole pick up... his style of playin suited it perfectly and vice versa...
I introduced me self to the owner, Karla, because she came outside where I was havin a cigarette and the opportunity was there, just she and I.... I thanked her profusely for the oppoprtunity's afforded me at her place of business... she said; John (the organizer) said you wanted to come during the day so you could record w/o so much back ground noise. I allowed as how that would be sweet.... she said; you're welcome to come any time we're open... it is usually a lot less noisy in the afternoons... she also said, Friday nights (open mic) were her favorites, and most fun to her....I can't attest to the veracity of that statement.... but, I'm grateful for the opportunity....
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