2014年11月3日星期一

Order your Ace Frehley "Budokan" Les Paul Custom now

In the image of the original Les Paul Custom, the guitar has a four-piece maple top glued to a mid-’70s “sandwich” body made from a middle and back section of solid mahogany joined by a thin maple veneer, with no chambering. My second love is computer animation. At the end of Black Diamond, I designed the morph for the show, I digitised the four album cover faces, and I did a morph from one face to the other, and I just looped them. It looks real cool.


The top is hand-sprayed in nitrocellulose to give it the same Heritage Cherry Sunburst finish as the epiphone ace frehley budokan original, with 150 hand-aged to match the wear of the existing guitar. The three-piece mahogany neck has been made made to match the original’s thin profile. Decorative elements include mother-of-pearl block fingerboard inlays, multi-ply body and headstock binding, mother-of-pearl Gibson headstock logo and split-diamond inlay, and a cream pickguard.



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This instrument is a reconstruction of the guitar used by Ace for the Budokan shows in Tokyo on both the "Rock & Roll Over" & "Alive II" tours from 1976 through 1978. The guitar gibson les paul ace frehley bearing the serial number above is 1 of 50 signed and inspected by Ace and hand-built by Gibson custom, where highly skilled artisans are committed to carrying on the company's century-old tradition of creating exquisite, investment-quality instruments. This guitar boldy re!ects the highest standards of imaginative design and masterful craftsmanship.


The Ace Frehley “Budokan” Les Paul Custom has been created with close cooperation between Gibson Custom, Ace Frehley and the guitar’s current owner, Matt Swanson. Digital scanning technology was used to capture every minute detail of the actual guitar.

2014年11月2日星期日

Jimi Hendrix's favourite guitar which he switched before

"I'm older and wiser now," she says. "I enjoy culture and the fine things in life. I can look back and see all that more clearly than I did at the time – I was so young, only 24." Of the compelling memoir she has written, Through Gypsy Eyes, gibson jimi hendrix she says: "I'd like to go over it again, fill in a few things, but what I want now, most of all from this anniversary, is for people to understand that it was in Britain that he was welcomed, it was there he was happy and such fun to be around – yes, grumpy at times, and a handful – but such a man. I'd like the young people to know that." Various - 1967 "Let me try to explain why it sounds like it does: when you listen to Hendrix, you are listening to music in its pure form," he adds. "The electronics we used were 'feed forward', which means that the input from the player projects forward – the equivalent of electronic shadow dancing – so that what happens derives from the original sound and modifies what is being played. But nothing can be predictive – it is speed-forward analogue, a non-repetitive wave form, and that is the definition of pure music and therefore the diametric opposite of digital.


Jimi Hendrix's Guitars and Gear 

In various studios, ending up at west London's Olympic, work began. "I used to ring them up to book time," recalls Etchingham. "Thirty quid an hour and they'd want jimi hendrix gibson flying v the cheque there and then." Chandler was aware of this and would occasionally hasten things along by taking what the band thought was a warm-up to be the finished product. "'What?' the band would say," recalls Altham. "'That's it,' Chas would reply. 'Now for the next one.'"
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Jimi had a knack for brining a mixture of tone and energy to his solos even when playing on a slower song. Jody will take you note by note through this lick making sure you learn how to play it properly. By letting notes ring and adding some tricky bends, we can help recreate some of that legendary tone. After learning the lick, you'll have the opportunity to practice it along with the backing track to work on your timing. To learn more soloing ideas like this, check out our premium Jimi Hendrix Style lesson package.


Jimi Hendrix - Best Guitar Solo Ever

At a concert in the same series, remembers Garland, "Michael Jeffery put an arm round Chas, another round me and said, 'I think we've cracked it, mate.'" They had: Kit Lambert, according to Altham, literally scrambled across the tables to gibson flying v jimi hendrix Chas at one of the shows and said, "in his plummy accent", he had to sign him. Chas needed a record contract, Decca had turned Hendrix down (along with the Beatles) and Lambert was about to launch a new label, Track Records, with interest from Polydor: "The deal was done, on the back of a napkin," says Altham. 6a00d83451cbb069e200e5540063428834-800wi But the soundscape unique to Hendrix, pushing the technology to its limits, was not serendipity, nor was it only about Hendrix's genius: there was science behind the subliminal magic. "This was not 'psychcolergic', as Eric Burdon used to call it," says Garland. "Hendrix knew exactly what he was doing." And this process began with a man called Roger Mayer.


Jimi Hendrix exploded our idea of what rock music could be

His fame was punctuated with his rendition of the Star Spangled Banner in 1969, before his death in 1970. Jimi also pioneered and popularized many new techniques gibson flying v hendrix with the guitar, including use of amplifier feedback, wah-wah pedals, and playing chords with one’s thumb instead of the standard barre chord method. Jimi’s guitar of choice was the Fender Stratocaster, which he flipped and restrung to be played left-handed, giving it unusual sound characteristics the Stratocaster was not intended to have. He also played a Gibson Flying V, and used a King Vox-Wah pedal, a Uni-Vibe Phaser, and a Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, with Marshall amplifiers. _44986505_guitar512 Music in London had reached a tumultuously creative moment when Hendrix arrived and was perfectly poised to receive him. "The performers were just your mates who played guitars," recalls Altham. "It was tight – everyone knew everyone else. It was just Pete from the Who, Eric of Cream, or Brian and Mick of the Stones, all going to each other's gigs."

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Jimi Hendrix was born on November 27, 1942 in Seattle, Washington. His first instrument was an Ukulele which he found among the garbage in some wealthy flying v hendrix woman’s house. The woman told him that he could keep the instrument, but it only had one string at that time. He managed to collect the remaining strings, and learned to play some basic stuff by ear. Soon after, at age of 15, Hendrix acquired his first real acoustic guitar
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He dropped out of High School and enlisted in the Army in May 1959, becoming a member of ‘The Screaming Eagles’ 101st Airborne Division in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, as a trainee paratrooper. Fortunately for music fans everywhere, less than a year later he received a medical discharge after breaking an ankle on his twenty-sixth parachute jump.