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Pino Noir Quartet - Songe D’Automne live (late 40s stimer era Django style with drums)
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Upper FranconiaNew Vit Cach, Dupont MD60, 1940s Castelluccia
Stumbled upon this quartet of Luca Pino and this video had 0 likes and only 66 views. I think it's really good and it deserves more attention! I love that electrified magnetic pickup through octal tube amp sound and how it's played!
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Holy smokes!
Yeah, Luca is a great player and nice guy. His channel needs more attention than it gets too
Anyone know what amp he's using ? That tone is perfect.
Im this clip here (where i think the sound is even better) it looks like a octal tube Gibson EH-185 (or maybe a clone of it):
sounds just like Django ;)
It's the Vintage '47 185. Great amp!
@JasonS Yes, they do sound amazing! I actually have a great deal on just the head right now: