Simply superb dear Jan! In addition to your amazing technique, you have a genius for improvisation that is absolutely incredible. A big thank you for this great guitar moment, and a very nice week to you. Big like18 👍 Musically, Phil
Very cosmopolitan. That's the word that popped in my head. I imagine an elegant lady going on a shopping spree, but she's cool and sophisticated. I don't know anybody like that, btw. 😉😂
Jan, everything you play is amazing! We put your music through our home audio system when we have company..they are huge fans as well! Would you mind telling me what your favorite presets are for your Ibanez EP10? I just received a new one so I'm not sure if Ibanez has changed them over the last few years but would like to know of the 4 presets what are your favorite for finger picking and strumming? Tks..Paul
Hi Paul,thank you so much!! i didn't play my Ibanez for a long time so i can't remember the exact settings,does yours have the fishman Aura system also? i think they all sound amazing depending on the situation,i think i used position 2 the most,or one that has a more full sound,more bassy...of course it depends a lot on your amp as well...thanks again,Jan :)
Amazing sound for Harley Benton . Hard for me to concentrate …..the angle of your bridge on the bowl back mandolin on the wall behind you looks frighteningly exaggerated …….. thats some intonation problem you have there ! … another very enjoyable video…cheers .
@@sprugian I know exactly what you mean. I have many old instruments I keep and will not part with for similar reasons. The reason I was attracted to it - is that my mother gave me a similar bowlback mandolin from the Suzuki violin co. (dated 1970 inside ). I have carried it everywhere and will not part with it as it is a reminder of happier days and means a lot me. She did however , spark my obsession with acoustic instruments - that is another story . I thought I had a lot of instruments but your collection pales mine into insignificance . A very enjoyable channel. I am so impressed with your wide and diverse collection and high level of musicianship. Cheers ... ps my first instruments were paper and comb (kazoo) , skylark ukulele (lethal square frets) followed by a cheap harmonica.- I was in pain but happy. The mandolin is where things took off.
Simply superb dear Jan! In addition to your amazing technique, you have a genius for improvisation that is absolutely incredible. A big thank you for this great guitar moment, and a very nice week to you. Big like18 👍
Musically,
Phil
Thanks very much Philippe !!
Great playing. Would love to hear you play that same jam on a Kiesel headless guitar! 👍
Ah very nice! I don't listen to jazz very often so it felt like a nice comeback.
thanks,me either :)
If Fosse’s jazz hands and feet played an instrument..they would sound like this. I’m feeling the underground jazz club vibe. 🥃🎭🎷🎸🎺🎙
Very cool indeed 👏 thank you!
Dude nice! Very tasty playing
Thanks :)
Большое спасибо за приятную музыку!
| THANK YOU | I wanted a new song this evening; enjoyed.
Thanks :)
Very nice!
Just gorgeous, as always!
Good play and excellent sound! Great work.
Very cosmopolitan. That's the word that popped in my head. I imagine an elegant lady going on a shopping spree, but she's cool and sophisticated. I don't know anybody like that, btw. 😉😂
damned good
Beautiful playing. Do you used some effect to produce the guitar sound? The sound here is remember to me some archtop guitar with semi hollow body
Thanks! if i remember correctly i just turned the tone knob down a bit to get a more mellow tone..
Howe is the intonation and string high on this guitar. Can you get a low string acción. ??
Jan, everything you play is amazing! We put your music through our home audio system when we have company..they are huge fans as well! Would you mind telling me what your favorite presets are for your Ibanez EP10? I just received a new one so I'm not sure if Ibanez has changed them over the last few years but would like to know of the 4 presets what are your favorite for finger picking and strumming? Tks..Paul
Hi Paul,thank you so much!! i didn't play my Ibanez for a long time so i can't remember the exact settings,does yours have the fishman Aura system also? i think they all sound amazing depending on the situation,i think i used position 2 the most,or one that has a more full sound,more bassy...of course it depends a lot on your amp as well...thanks again,Jan :)
@@sprugian Thanks Jan, position 2 is my favorite as well..looking forward to your future videos!
Hey ich bin erster!
Danke :)
Amazing sound for Harley Benton . Hard for me to concentrate …..the angle of your bridge on the bowl back mandolin on the wall behind you looks frighteningly exaggerated …….. thats some intonation problem you have there ! … another very enjoyable video…cheers .
Thanks,that mandolin is from my childhood and serves as decoration :)
@@sprugian I know exactly what you mean. I have many old instruments I keep and will not part with for similar reasons. The reason I was attracted to it - is that my mother gave me a similar bowlback mandolin from the Suzuki violin co. (dated 1970 inside ). I have carried it everywhere and will not part with it as it is a reminder of happier days and means a lot me. She did however , spark my obsession with acoustic instruments - that is another story . I thought I had a lot of instruments but your collection pales mine into insignificance . A very enjoyable channel. I am so impressed with your wide and diverse collection and high level of musicianship. Cheers ...
ps my first instruments were paper and comb (kazoo) , skylark ukulele (lethal square frets) followed by a cheap harmonica.- I was in pain but happy. The mandolin is where things took off.