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Post by Bojan Drndic on Apr 24, 2010 15:26:39 GMT
Sorry, I haven't been around here very much lately . . . I've been very busy . . .
Anyway, here is my version of Bossa Roo played on my Burns Apache 20th Anniversary guitar. I also added rhythm on the left channel (also Apache) to make the sound a little fuller . . . Hope you like it.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 24, 2010 16:23:27 GMT
Hi Bojan, a great sound and well played. You made a really good job of this one I like the sound of the rhythm part too Regards Graham
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Post by Charlie Hall on Apr 25, 2010 2:08:13 GMT
Hi Bojan, I agree with everything Graham said, I love the sound and the echo too. Regards, Charlie
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Post by Deleted on Apr 25, 2010 10:46:37 GMT
Hi Bogan I am with the panel on this one. Absolutely great. Loved it. I must say I am getting more and more turned on by these Burns guitars. All the best George.
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Post by Bojan Drndic on Apr 25, 2010 12:11:02 GMT
Thank you lads for your very kind words !! I have to say that the Burns Apache is really a lovely guitar, very well made, with attention to the finest detail. Mine has a bird's eye maple fingerboard (instead of the standard ebony). It is "growing" on me more and more! Charlie, FYI, I plugged the guitar directly into my PC (via my Zoom508 set on standby mode to act solely as a preamp). All I used were three plugins: Amplitube, Tube Warmer, and my beloved PSP 608 Multi Delay to give a discreet "dry" echo . . . Cheers, Bojan
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Post by asimmd on Apr 26, 2010 13:17:37 GMT
Hi Bojan
It doesn't get any better than this,well done.
Alan
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Post by grip on Apr 26, 2010 21:36:06 GMT
Hi Bojan, Welcome back I enjoyed your rendition of Bossa Roo, very well played with a great sound from the Burns. Thanks for sharing it. Kind regards, Chris
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Post by Len on Apr 26, 2010 22:52:33 GMT
Hi Bojan,
That sounds very close to the Shadows version. I thought that you played it very well and the overall sound, including the BT was excellent. The tone on your Burns seems remarkably close to the original which was surely played by Hank on a Burns. I knew one fellow many years ago who said that he gave up on The Shadows when they switched to Burns guitars. Now that I have heard a lot more of the Burns Apache and other Burns models, I can say that I think he was wrong. The Burns sounds really good in general. your version of Bossa Roo certainly demonstrates that. Well done. I enjoyed listening to your rendition.
Cheers, Len
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Post by Bojan Drndic on Apr 27, 2010 10:31:40 GMT
Thanks, Alan, Chris, and Len . . .
I find it easier to get a faithful Shadows sound on the Burns than for some of the early Shadows songs, where factors like echo and reverb played a greater role in shaping the sound.
Cheers, Bojan
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