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 December 18, 2006 | Solocomp JM Review
Getting down to the "fundamentals;" in this case, the glorious harmonic fundamental tone of the new Old Wave Solocomp JM. We just received the fruits of a year-long collaboration and commission from world class builder, Bill Bussmann, and couldn't be happier.
This new instrument features a warm, rich sound, with its CGDA tuning, slick guitar-body shape, and a 4-string dexterity and 16" scale well-suited for chord-melody style playing. It's more than we could have ever asked for, and hope to see it as a standard production model.
We'll be posting sound files soon.
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Posted by Ted at December 18, 2006 5:47 AM
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