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I've been watching quite a few of Tiny Desk concerts lately. I found this one today, and thought it was worth sharing with my mates here. It's a pity it's a bit short. http://www.npr.org/event/music/403354930/diego-el-cigala-tiny-desk-concert

RIP poor innocent souls.

Sorry Chris, that's really painful. I wish you get well soon, and that the perforation heals quickly.

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Sorry for your loss, Wayne. RIP Jake.

What a pity, from the outside it looked like Nagra stuff

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It depends on the problem and the type of surgery. If your hearing loss is permanent and stable an equalized response earphone could be of some help, although you must be careful on how much gain you apply to some frequencies because you might be risking making your hearing loss worse.

Happiest Birthday, Mike!!!

Thanks. I guess it's mostly a lie. I'm rather sure Spain didn't grow more than France.

What is this map about?

Pedro Iturralde Quartet - Featuring Hampton Hawes If you feel curious about how good was Iturralde's reed playing

Happy Birthday my icelandic friend. I wish you have a great one Stay away from that dangerous Brennivin of yours

Happy BDay!!!

Yes they care for how they sound and spend crazy amounts of money, time and effort to find theirs, but that sound is nothing a jazz, acoustic, or classical guitar player would call "tone"

I had watched that documentary a few days ago, it's awesome. No idea about the newly made ones, perhaps Birgir or Kevin looking at the circuit could say how it's working. If they want to keep that unique tone they shouldn't be using NFB. I haven't tried those many guitars in my life, but when you play one that feels good and seems easier to play than others, you immediately know it. That's a good keeper, which doesn't mean you can't try others. They aren't wives. I've always played concert and acoustic guitars, I've owned an electric one for the first time since November last year. It's the one I feel more comfortable playing, but I still remember how good and easy was the Martin 000-28 EC that I once played and never dared to buy. I don't think I'd be in the market for another guitar until I really feel I'd need another one for my knowledge and technique really benefiting from it. I feel far from that.

Nice playing. I think the point of my teacher is for the quality of the deep bass notes from a 7 or 8 strings guitar, more than for it not being useful. You cannot make it as large and long neck as required if you still want to keep the high notes tone good, so you have low notes, but not really good sounding. He plays mostly jazz so the metal point--which I find fitting a different category since they don't care that much for tone quality--isn't applying to him. To me it's hard enough playing a 6 string, so no way I'd learn with more strings

Happy Birthday, Greg!!!!

Yup, Amar, but knowing for sure if the guy owns that very pair of 007, would lead us to him and eventually getting the authorities to give him some hard time. No capital punishment, but a good scaring act maybe.

(cries)

My teacher seemed quite eskeptic on those frets too, he doesn't even see the point on 7 string guitars too. You play with a bassist most of the times for some reason.

Yup 71788.

I guess it's all a matter of precision, but the thicker-longer argument makes sense. The playing advantage is harder to see to me, probably because I'm not advanced anything