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  • Posts: 5,028

    I like loudmouth myself. What's that in French?

    Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel
  • djazzydjazzy New Riccardo Mordeglia, AJL
    Posts: 92

    "I was calling it the 'Big Mouth' for a while but that seems kind of obnoxiously American..."

    That's hilarious! ๐Ÿ˜…

  • paulmcevoy75paulmcevoy75 Portland, MaineNew
    edited November 23 Posts: 192

    To be totally honest about it:

    I really think these guitars are special. They are very loud but also the tone is pretty refined. They can do the gypsy thing but also can do a really nice acoustic thing too. I think the clip from Fanou shows that they can excel for sensitive music with a lot of tonal variation as well as playing fast music in a group.

    So while I like the sort of joke of the "Big Mouth" guitar it's not exactly the message I want to put out there.

    But it also sorta works as a funny contrast to "petite bouche".

    Oval hole doesn't really cut it as a description.

    Open to further suggestions:)

    Did you all see these guys? I was super impressed.


    WillieBillDaCostaWilliamsMondoslugbillyshakesdjazzyBuco
  • MondoslugMondoslug New
    Posts: 110

    So much chops... I loved Fanou's vid, guitar sounded beautiful. Can I ask. what strings you have on there? 10's, 11's.

    Bravo.

  • paulmcevoy75paulmcevoy75 Portland, MaineNew
    Posts: 192

    10s. I used to put on a 12 and 15 on the E and B but I don't do that anymore.

    Mondoslug
  • Posts: 5,028

    Big mouth is already there, no? Grande Bouche?

    According to Google translate loud=forte in French. Forte bouche has a nice ring to it.

    Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel
  • paulmcevoy75paulmcevoy75 Portland, MaineNew
    Posts: 192

    I don't know if Grande Bouche translates to the same thing that Big Mouth does in English, i.e. someone sort of obnoxious.

  • paulmcevoy75paulmcevoy75 Portland, MaineNew
    Posts: 192

    Grand Bruit I kinda like, loud noise, it's the name of a town I went to in Newfoundland a long time ago that had a waterfall in the middle of it.

    Buco
  • edited November 23 Posts: 5,028

    Doesn't carry the same connotation of course.

    But why not keep it. You're already making a stand of sorts by skipping the mustache pieces. If you're going to keep the guitar in the model lineup, it is something that stands out, visually and with that name. It doesn't have to be obnoxious. It could be. But like with suits and dresses, sometimes people say "oh I could never wear that but so and so can pull it off". It's how you deliver the message of Big Mouth.

    Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel
  • paulmcevoy75paulmcevoy75 Portland, MaineNew
    Posts: 192

    Yeah true. People seem to remember it when I say it. Thanks for talking it over.

    Buco
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