That would have been Xiao Hu, one of Nica's predecessors.Very sweet - thanks AcornHouse!
Backing vocals by your cat or I am making that up?
I couldn't hear very well, so I didn't realize Xiao Hu was singing in Chinesebeen Xiao Hu
Oh wow very cool, sorry I missed this one Acorn, it's really nice. Ok so now I count 9 on my unofficial list.And my Starfire II.
I've posted about it before. I don't have any pics on this phone. Here's one of the videos of some noodling on it.
Just want to make a correction on myself here lol. One of the "Starfire III" is actually a 1960 Slim Jim custom T- 100CD according to Bernuzio Uptown music's site, it's for sale there now. The Starfire III was sold from Retrofret guitars, still shown in their archives.I have been trying to get a count on all the Guild guitars that I have seen on the internet that have these rare DeArmond pickups and I've counted about 8 so far. I've seen two Starfire 3s, 2 x-500s, 3 x-550s and Duane Eddie's personal model.
That transitional model is literally extraordinary - too bad for the steep price...1960 Slim Jim custom T- 100CD
They're pretty versatile, like a good P90. I took it out on the deck to see how they handled a little more heat. Not great playing, but they proved their drive.These pickups sound really great, they sound very similar to mine even though YouTube. To me they are very clear and have an acoustic quality. How do you like them Acorn?
They're pretty versatile, like a good P90. I took it out on the deck to see how they handled a little more heat. Not great playing, but they proved their drive.
Sounds great outside too. Do you have any or played any Guilds with DeArmond dynasonics? I'm just curious how they compare?
Stunning guitar, Neal, and it looks fabulous for its age.my 1936 L-7,