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paulmcevoy75
Portland, MaineNew
Hello All
I had a great 11 day trip to Paris. Partly just to hang, partly to hear music, partly to take some lessons and partly to get some feedback on my most recent guitar.
I managed to get a bunch of fantastic players to play my guitar and made a bunch of videos. I uploaded them to my youtube channel and wanted to share them. Regardless of my own self promotion I think you'll like these recordings, I got lucky.
At some point I'll get around to listing this guitar for sale and the Petite Bouche I made this summer.
I have
Fanou Torracinta,
Romain Vuillemin,
Adrien Tarraga,
Julien Cattiaux
Edouard Pennes
Lior Krief
Rayan and Roman Gontran
Here's a good one:
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Another great one:
Wow, pretty fantastic.
Love this, what is this player’s name? Thanks for posting.
Edit: Okay...was on my phone, couldn't quite make out who was playing. Fanou Torracinta, beautiful piece he played and your guitar sounds fab.
Great!!! More please!!
It's a great guitar. What I like about it especially is it has this tautness in the high e and b strings. As we know sometimes these strings can feel flabby so people swap it for higher gauge. This guitar solves that problem.
There is the petite bouche, the D-hole, heart hole, etc. This one sort of reminds me of this old shouting man image. (Was later used on a Collective Soul album cover). Glad to see you getting this in the hands of some very capable players!
I was calling it the "Big Mouth" for a while but that seems kind of obnoxiously American and doesn't really reflect what the guitar can do.
I'm happy to if someone will buy me a plane ticket and some food, I'll go back with my next guitar.
But that's all I got.
Is the McMouth too obnoxious...in honor of your surname? Again, I think it undersells the guitar. Maybe it just needs to be the "plus grande bouche."
Maybe it can be called the "ellipse bouche". That's what I think of when I see it.