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Lance was so kind as to host these for me...
They were recorded with a K5M44 Condenser mic (that was not particularly placed) through a Black Lion preamplifier. All was flat...I would love to hear your thoughts.

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I think it sounds fantastic Steve! Maybe even better than mine eek

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Sounds incredible, Steve!!!!! [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] I can't believe that is your first!! It's so full on the bottom end, mids totally present and the treble is sparkly and sings - fabulous sustain. If my first turns out sounding half of this one I'll be dancin in the streets bliss bliss
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I think the good bass was a result of an 'oops' - I sanded the top down to the point that Lance shrugged his shoulders when he flexed it and said "we'll see"...but I wanted my rosette to be perfect :)

I think I got lucky...

Thanks!!!

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Sounds terrific Steve, with no caveats about it being your first!

So, like, how do you do this?? (post a clip to your website, assuming you had a website) in terms the moronically challenged (computer-wise) can understand?

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Dave,

I will have to refer to Lance for most of this,
but after you have your files and you convert them to something, you have to upload them to a server somewhere. Then they will have a web address and be able to be accessed by all...

Maybe Lance will chime in here and give the specifics...

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yup thats it, once you upload them, all you do then is post the URL to the song file by using the URL
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It should look something like this
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".....after you have your files and you convert them to something"

Thanks guys. And, backing up a bit (sorry for such a basic question), how do you get from an audio tape of your clip to a digital file/"converted" (?!?) on your computer?

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Ok, 2 Q's:
What are the woods, and what was the top thickness?

It seems to have brought out the bass end pretty good!

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B&S are granadillo, top is sitka with sitka bracing...

I cannot remember 100%, but the top cam in at about .105-.11"

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Sounds very good, maybe even a little "tight"- Is that the impression you get?

Did you follow the brace pattern exact, and where the braces carved eliptical? :D

I guess Im in charge of post-build interigation!

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What - no Smoke On The Water???? :D

Steve my friend here are the words that I would use to describe what I just heard - warm, rich, lush, full, and sweet. Need I say more - this guitar sounds superb!!!! [:Y:] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap]

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