Re: New Bass

> labeled their full-size "student" or "beginner" line, but theres no differenc
> in the quality of material or worksmanship between these and their
> higher-priced ones - the difference is in complexity.

cool. there's nothing like a new, full-size acustic at springtime. for me,
the selling point is the action, and of course, the tone.

> coordination, fingering, etc. with a simple tune I put together a few years a
> that she's always liked, and she's just about got the entire theme down pat
> after 2 nights of sitting there mirroring her (not the turn-around or little
> variations here and there that are the style, but I'm curious what her style
> whatever it'll be - will make of the theme, so I'm sticking with the basic
> structure for a while).

right on! my ex girl wasnt able to make a 'C' chord because her nails were
too long. i guess having long nails is more important that creativity for
some people. any chance of you tabbing out that lil ditty?

> idiot set it against the wall at a party, it slid down, and the neck
broke. >   I think the idea of such a catastrophic wound being inflicted on
it soured > him completely, because he never picked it up after it was
repaired.  He just > abandoned it there, to my complete amazement.

oh my god. i would have had to get a check from someone at the party. thats a
terrible thing to have happen. after the repairs, did it sound the same?

>   Are those the medium gauge?  I can't remember any more.  I always just ask
> for Martin bronze-wound lights for the 6's and ultra-lights for 12's.

i'm not quite sure if the .12's were mediums, it seems a medium for company x
is sometimes a light for company y. but those are what i use, martins 6's.
great tone.

sorry about the quotes, still getting used to the vadv message editor.

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