tapping is quite silenced than standard techniques, but You could even use stratocaster with single-coils to play tapping. So strong pickup isn't necessary.
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# 1
do you use string danpeners..i tried the tappin today and the top top 3 strings (654) are easily heard but any lower becomes a real pain to hear
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# 2
hmm.. i realy wonder why you dont use a stick.. it sounds so much betteer and clearer and crisper than a tapped guitar.. nevertheless your guitar and playing is cool!
[Edited by Azrael on 08-07-2003 at 03:43 AM]
[Edited by Azrael on 08-07-2003 at 03:43 AM]
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# 3
see "Why not stick?" section at my web page in Gear part:
http://adam.fulara.com/a/eind.php?g=esprzet#stick
I don't like stick cold sound, long measure. It has great bass and very poor treble, I like sound of jazz-guitar players (stick hasn't)
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http://adam.fulara.com/a/eind.php?g=esprzet#stick
I don't like stick cold sound, long measure. It has great bass and very poor treble, I like sound of jazz-guitar players (stick hasn't)
Regards
# 4
i like the one idea of being able to play two trebble parts at once..i dont know bout the sick tho and u have to have two amps right?..sorta rediculous but o well im still interested in checkin ebay out for a used stick
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# 5
well - i personally am blown away by the sound of my stick - plus the action is VERY low - compared to a regular guitar you harldy need to touch the string to produce a tapped tone. the feeling is great and the fact the the hands cross the fretborad does not mean that you are incapable of playing the low registers of the trebblestrings. infact you can play much more because you can (due to the fact that there is no gap between the bass and the trebble side) use all 5 fingers of one hand to play the trebble and bass side at once. Check out Bob Culbertson - his style is amazing. aswell as Greg Howard.
i am not sure why you say that the stick sound is cold - it is absolutely not - but i guess thats a matter of taste.
i am not sure why you say that the stick sound is cold - it is absolutely not - but i guess thats a matter of taste.
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# 6
is the treble weak and do u have to have 2 amps azreal?? i seriously thinkn bout buyin one but odnt know to much bout it or anyone who plays it besides u
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# 7
no the trebble is not weak and you do not necessarily need two amps - you only need two inputs for the cable is a Y-cable (stereo- mono-mono). of course with two amps the result is much better. but what comes very handy are two effectboards - one for bass and one for guitar.
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# 8
well thats cools..i have a good marshall anda cheap amp..does the stick come with string dampners(sp)??
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