[Computerpro3]

It's no steinway, but it got me into conservatory.

While I do miss it being away at school, I do have to admit that the action and sound just can't compare to the $80,000-$120,000 steinways I get to play on here at school.


Right now I'm working on:

Complete Brahms Op.10 (4 Ballades)
Beethoven Pathetique Sonata

Just finished: Mozart's 21st concerto (wrote and performed my own cadenza too!)

 

[Towert7]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fitz /img/forum/go_quote.gif How are you supposed to play like that? That is way beyond just being junk.

I agree 100%.

It was this exact one:
Cordoba 24CK Concert Ukulele and more Ukuleles at GuitarCenter.com.

Now, I know the wood alone costs a fair amount, so I wasn't expecting it to be a martin..... but when I went and actually held it...... I was speechless. The guy had another one on display, and it felt the same...........

I would take my 20$ Hilo over it for playability.

 

[Towert7]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Computerpro3 /img/forum/go_quote.gif It's no steinway, but it got me into conservatory.

You're stairway is larger than my parent's house.............
Boy, it's times like this that I wish I was born rich.

 

[bigshot]

This arrived in my mailbox Saturday...

2007 Gibson Super Jumbo 200 Custom Shop Elite Quilt Maple

I play country and cowboy songs, and this is the same guitar Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and Elvis played. It's also the guitar Pete Townshend played Pinball Wizard and Won't Get Fooled Again on. Bob Dylan, George Harrison and Jimmy Page played a J-200 too. I'm in awe whenever I pick it up.

See ya
Steve

 

[musicmind]

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Originally Posted by dfkt /img/forum/go_quote.gif Not the best photos of my bass guitar, but they should do.

Nice pics. I guess that is a Steinberg bass?
Anywhere we can listen to some of your bands tunes?

 

[yuckymucky]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Computerpro3 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Right now I'm working on: Complete Brahms Op.10 (4 Ballades) Beethoven Pathetique Sonata Just finished: Mozart's 21st concerto (wrote and performed my own cadenza too!)

Nice! You should get some audio clips up on here if you can. I remember when I was playing my school would never let the recordings out.

 

[Computerpro3]

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Originally Posted by yuckymucky /img/forum/go_quote.gif Nice! You should get some audio clips up on here if you can. I remember when I was playing my school would never let the recordings out.

Thanks! I am preparing them for boards right now along with Prelude and Fugue #1 and #2 from the the Well Tempered Clavier Book 2, so in a couple of weeks I will record them and throw the whole program up on here. I don't know if I will have ballades #3 and #4 done by then though. I only need 30min of music for boards though so I am fine.

What do you mean your school wouldn't let the recordings out? You weren't allowed to record yourself and post it?

 

[wanderman]

I just got my guitar pics to come later.

report cash's post this off topic computerpro epeen thing is annoying
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/report.php?p=4118851

 

[BayouSlide]

Here's about half of 'em...but the pix was handy.

 

[bloodydoorknob]

Here are my two axes:

 

[yuckymucky]

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Originally Posted by Computerpro3 /img/forum/go_quote.gif What do you mean your school wouldn't let the recordings out? You weren't allowed to record yourself and post it?

I guess I could have recorded it myself, I never really thought of that. Everything was recorded with the nice mics that hung down in front of the stage and then recorded. I asked for my sophomore recital tape but I wasn't allowed to have it because of the copyright on the music.

 

[nor_spoon]

[size=medium]My Suhr Standard[/size]

 

[dfkt]

Quote:

Originally Posted by musicmind /img/forum/go_quote.gif Nice pics. I guess that is a Steinberg bass? Anywhere we can listen to some of your bands tunes?

Thanks for your interest.

There's some stuff on our tacky Myspace site: MySpace.com - Dystopian Dub Developments - Jam Band / Dub / Jazz - www.myspace.com/dondrinedubdevelopments

It's all improvised live jams, no rehearsed music.

 

[tjkurita]

2005 Gibson Les Paul Standard. Honeyburst, non-chambered body.

2000 Gibson ES 446S. Solid carved spruce top, Mahogany back. Seymour Duncan Antiquity pickups. Original trapeze tailpiece replaced with a heavy tailpiece from an ES 175.

Collings CWmhA. Solid Adirondack Spruce top, Solid Mahogany back and sides. Ebony fingerboard. Based on Clarence White's famous large soundhole dreadnought.

1990 Steve Andersen Concert Model. Solid Spruce and Brazilian Rosewood.

 

[no1likesme]

Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics:

My Fender Mark Hoppus Sig

My Rubber ducky fretless

This one isn't real yet but I am gonna start building it this weekend: