Oggy
Feb-01-2012, 8:09am
I was browsing through my old Garageband recordings and found this one. At bit rough, true, but I thought some of you might be interested in hearing my Sundberg tenor guitar in action.
The song is my own quirky rendition of "Rain and Snow" (somewhat inspired by Michael Daves) and there's also an additional gritty fiddle track.
It's recorded using a Zoom H2, so don't expect the best sound quality.
The instrument has been shown previously in the tenor guitar section of this forum, but I'll add some pictures for those who missed it. It's a sitka top, with mahogany back and sides. Rosewood bindings. 23" scale. And yeah, I have quite heavy strings on it (45 - 36 - 24 - 15) and tune it GDAE.
The song is my own quirky rendition of "Rain and Snow" (somewhat inspired by Michael Daves) and there's also an additional gritty fiddle track.
It's recorded using a Zoom H2, so don't expect the best sound quality.
The instrument has been shown previously in the tenor guitar section of this forum, but I'll add some pictures for those who missed it. It's a sitka top, with mahogany back and sides. Rosewood bindings. 23" scale. And yeah, I have quite heavy strings on it (45 - 36 - 24 - 15) and tune it GDAE.