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What is your favorite phaser pedal (idea... wah talk)
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Re: What is your favorite phaser pedal (idea... wah talk)
Secret chiefs 3. Holy shit does he rock tha saz!
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Re: What is your favorite phaser pedal (idea... wah talk)
That's a pretty spiffy Dano Longhorn saz.
Well, considering that I can't really play guitar, I might as well not be able to play saz too.univalve wrote:I play since 24 years e-guitar and i'm still discovering stuff daily. I can't imagine learning saz or bouzouki anytime soon.
Cool if you guys do it!
But somehow i think i have a very bad time management right now...
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Re: What is your favorite phaser pedal (idea... wah talk)
No, no, respect to any one (like Kosta with the bouzouki) who goes cray on that "different instrument" trip. I'm obviously inflexible 
BTW, i love greek music (e.g. Mathaio Giannoulis/Lefteris Vazaios), arabic stuff (e.g. Umm Kulthum) and other "eastern" things. But i have hard times thinking about "working" on those instruments by myself.
Nevertheless, those have a lot of influence on me. And i think the eastern music has a nicer approach to get their heritage coupled with modern sounds (electro, techno, electric instruments) while maintaining their "soul". Germany sucks in that case super hard
back to this thread, i contacted joe gagan and i will get a thunderbolt once they are available. Not that i need another wah... But you guys know.
BTW, i love greek music (e.g. Mathaio Giannoulis/Lefteris Vazaios), arabic stuff (e.g. Umm Kulthum) and other "eastern" things. But i have hard times thinking about "working" on those instruments by myself.
Nevertheless, those have a lot of influence on me. And i think the eastern music has a nicer approach to get their heritage coupled with modern sounds (electro, techno, electric instruments) while maintaining their "soul". Germany sucks in that case super hard
back to this thread, i contacted joe gagan and i will get a thunderbolt once they are available. Not that i need another wah... But you guys know.