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Yeah the bass line sounded good, that's what I was mostly curious about. Thanks!
PS as did everything else :) of course
I have decided to keep the Shopis
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Just wanted to mention that this Couesnon stood out in the jam at Django in June in the room with Selmer and Busato. To my ear at least but many others were impressed with it. It projects like very few and has a sweet tone full of warm mids.
It would fun to hear the Couesnon.....now that Buco has thrown the above comment out.
Haha don't rely too much on that. But yes I'm with you, give us a taste Craig!
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/79m3edk5nbad6so/Coueson%20demo.mov?dl=0
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That was great, thanks!
It punches through very nicely even compared to Holo. The high E and B strings are so well rounded. And I remember playing the Holo and liking it.
I've heard the Holo as well in person and it is excellent. Perfectly playable and nicely setup. Lovely tone. Never heard the Couesnon in person, but I agree it sounds really nice and punchy without being shrill or piercing.
Tasty solo ScoreD. And with a head cold no less!