It didn't occur to me until you asked that that I should've made that clear... I'm sorry if it appeared otherwise. I just figured it would be assumed, but it's not good to assume.
new toy/tool for guitar, bass, uke, mandolin...
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Re: new toy/tool for guitar, bass, uke, mandolin...
Re: new toy/tool for guitar, bass, uke, mandolin...
This thread boarders on violation of board policy about companies advertising products on the board.
Paul, you've been a member here for forever, so in that spirit we like to see what you are up to, but please do not turn this into marketing of a product.
The appropriate place for that is to take out a digital or print ad.
tomb
Paul, you've been a member here for forever, so in that spirit we like to see what you are up to, but please do not turn this into marketing of a product.
The appropriate place for that is to take out a digital or print ad.
tomb
Re: new toy/tool for guitar, bass, uke, mandolin...
ubertar wrote: ↑Mon Sep 24, 2018 8:27 amIt's not a recording or performance I'd want to do anything with as-is, but the idea behind it is good and could be developed into something really good, I think. Reminds me of Hamza but maybe after a night out drinking.
I like where you were going with it though... I think it has potential if you have the time and motivation. If you end up doing more with that, I'd like to hear it. It takes some time to develop technique with the stringhammer to get the most out of it. Like a pick or pretty much anything else worth using or doing...
Cool, thanks, I’m not familiar with Hamza? It is an interesting gadget but will be a couple weeks before I get to spend some quality time with it. I had visions to use it with my Variax on some cues but dropped the Variax off at my tech while I head out of town.
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I'm sorry about that... it's hard to know how to tell people about it without advertising it. The R&D into it was actually inspired by a tomb thread about two years ago, but I couldn't say anything about it while I was working on it b/c I planned to patent it. I have the patent now so I can speak freely but now it's a product and not a project, which makes it kinda awkward. It'll be a while before I'm broke even let alone have a budget for advertising but when the time comes...tomb wrote: ↑Mon Sep 24, 2018 9:17 amThis thread boarders on violation of board policy about companies advertising products on the board.
Paul, you've been a member here for forever, so in that spirit we like to see what you are up to, but please do not turn this into marketing of a product.
The appropriate place for that is to take out a digital or print ad.
tomb
I'll leave it alone here now, other than respond to questions. Sorry if I overstepped.
Re: new toy/tool for guitar, bass, uke, mandolin...
Wow I could listen to that all day
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