Dylan Dunlap and the Jupiter Electric Guitar | Harmony Home Sessions

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Dylan Dunlap performs "Turn Me On" and "Crave" on the Harmony Jupiter electric guitar - exclusively for Harmony Home Sessions.
    Our Harmony Home Sessions series leads us on a journey across the globe as our artists perform exclusive, intimate sets from their very own home on their favorite Harmony guitars.
    About Harmony
    Established in 1892, Harmony is the world's most cherished musical instrument company. We've been there for musicians everywhere, and today we usher in a new era of guitars and instruments that are inspired by the past, designed for the present and crafted to last into the future.
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    Shot & edited by Tim Toda
    Engineered by Kirk Adolph
    Mixed & Mastered by E Magnolia Records

Комментарии • 5

  • @im58woody
    @im58woody 9 месяцев назад

    Wow, Crave is a special song. Pierces the soul. Excellent video, singing, and writing. Guitar seems like a perfect match for you.

  • @garythecrow3935
    @garythecrow3935 Год назад

    Awesome !!

  • @jshweky2461
    @jshweky2461 Год назад

    AMAZING

  • @johnharrington2400
    @johnharrington2400 Год назад

    sounds great but i think harmony should post a few videos that show what these guitars can do, they are such amazing guitars, a strummed singer songwriter is fine but this video does nothing to illustrate how these guitars sound when pushed, these videos don't sell guitars.

    • @HarmonyGuitars
      @HarmonyGuitars  11 месяцев назад +5

      Hi John, thank you for your feedback. We do have a lot of videos on our channel of our guitars being pushed sonically. Our Harmony Home Sessions are artist features that demonstrate how different artists use their Harmony guitars in their own music.