No Talking...Just Tones | Kramer Nightswan Black with Blue Polka Dot

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @olafburgermann806
    @olafburgermann806 2 года назад +16

    If only more guitar manufacturers did 24 fret 24.75 scale guitars like this.
    Great playing as always.

    • @John-fc9iw
      @John-fc9iw 2 года назад

      YES! The Gibson scale is more comfortable when you have carpal tunnel. Hoping the rumored Vandenberg reissue happens so there will be another

  • @nicholastotoro7721
    @nicholastotoro7721 2 года назад +12

    I remember when Vivian Campbell actually played these. That officially makes me old.

  • @MONDOCHITARRA
    @MONDOCHITARRA 2 года назад +2

    Di solito mi piacciono chitarre elettriche "classiche/vintage" ma devo dire che questa Kramer mi è sempre piaciuta e spero di averne una un giorno...bellissima!

  • @ryant3600
    @ryant3600 2 года назад

    I have the reissue Aztec Nightswan and I have to admit it was about the most perfect guitar I've ever received out of the box. It was even in tune. And I had it shipped to me. It's probably my favorite guitar to play out of my 20 guitars I have. Everything just feels and sounds perfect. So glad Kramer(Gibson) brought these back.. Just hoping they'll do a halo flash and a Lightning bolt one soon. Or at least some other colors other than the three they have right now

  • @lucasimms544
    @lucasimms544 2 года назад

    Stellar playing as always 👌🏼

  • @MarkSmith-vy3tq
    @MarkSmith-vy3tq Год назад +1

    Dude, couldn't (mostly) tell when you were switching between pickups. There was one moment where the rhythm became distinctly and attractively FULLER. But which pickup(s) was it? Plus, from other clips like this, you can hear a distinct, nearly neck-like round tone, but I couldn't distinguish in this clip. I appreciate your no-talking approach, but it might be worth it to find a way to communicate your switches between pickups...

  • @hur1kane
    @hur1kane 2 года назад +1

    Blues Saraceno, need I say more