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Note to my down-under buddy @Ferret : just because i prefer electric violin and bit of tasteful (or not) electronic analog delay does not mean I can't sometimes play by your rules and go acoustic with no electronic assist... what do you think? g
(on a borrowed Anton Becker Strad copy that i changed the strings on and had to replace the tailpiece gut when it snapped... now that is a loud surprise and everything falls down)
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Love it mate. Its not that I've really got anything against electronic analog delay. But it 'is' really easy to over do. As I have found since amping my accoustic 
Sounding really good.Your getting better every time I hear you 
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Great job gwscheer,
I agree with John that you sound better every time I hear you. 
On another note, that violin is extremely soft or perhaps the levels on your recorder were super low.
Keep up the great work.
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