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Hey Vic, cool idea !! only thing is i'd love to hear a video comparing the sound of the AT in bridge position vs in sound hole position, any chance you have that? i could use onee for my archtops, but my AT is broken and i bought the Dpa4099g, but their goose neck is mainly designed for guitars other than archtops, guitars that have a regular sound hole. Any chance you've designed amicrophone mount for dpa so i could have i nicely catch the sound either in front of the treblee f hole (that what i try to do) or behind the bridge? thanks in advance !!!

Wow, $20-$30 for this! I guess that top bracket is something you can't get just anywhere but it's a good idea.

Very nice playing

Great job!!!

Fabulous! And a Rhodes ep too!

Great

This is beautiful man!!

masterful, finally someone included the intro section! nice work

That's very pretty!

nice Video! do you have any tips on how to not have to adjust the pickup every time you change Strings ? (how to make it stay In place)

The thing about the Fender Tilt-Backs is that they both makes the amps work in different situations,-and they make the Amp look good ."the stick" is just meh.

AWESOME!!!

greatness

Nice

Yeah nice one!

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Very nice!

Im already in love bro. 🥹

Bing and Eddie say thanks.

Just lovely and swinging!

Beautiful job Vic!

So nice!

Awsome!

Beautiful!

Hi! Are these still available? Would you be able to send to England? Thanks! 😊

Nice! How did you make the ir profile of your guitar?

Great job Vic! Keep going.

is that George benson sitting in the back? cool!

Siamo all apoteosi della musica, superba

In 1979 I saw SG at Leek when he used an electric violin or viola with deeper string tuning

That rock steady backing is like sitting on a soft cushion that makes you improvise whether you like it of not-

ООО!!!

Pretty cool, just too back it won't quite work on a Vox AC4, back panel has no horizontal gap. Oh well, guess I'll have to eventually come up with one myself.

Bravo !

Amazing performance, thanks for posting it.

Amazing

Intemporel Django restera toujours un immense musicien virtuose de la guitare 🎸du jazz manouche.

As a 9 year old in the 1950s listening with my mum to a radio program called Housewives choice a request for the Hot club quintet playing The Sheik of Araby was played. I was awestruck when my mum told me the guitarist only had two fingers. I am in my mid 70s now and Django's guitar still gives me goosebumps. Over the years I have collected all of his recordings.

Fantastique.

When Django pulled off his trademark three-octave chromatic run with supreme Gallic nonchalance it made me laugh out loud for sheer joy!

I tried the NUX Optima Air and I am quite pleased with the provided IR's. So far it is the best system to amplify an acoustic guitar for me. As you point out yourself there is a bit a lack of high's. I was able to get an even better tone with saturation (L.R. Baggs Align Session comp/saturator) and at the end of the chain an Aphex Exciter pedal (there are dedicated versions for acoustic guitars/ elctric guitars and bass guitars and there is a version which combines the 3 dedicated ones in one pedal, I use the last one). I also use reverb and delay.

Django always sounds like he's got 6 fingers on his fretting hand! Amazing what he was able to do with just two. If you're a fan of Gypsy Jazz do yourself a favor and check out Stephane Wrembel and Stochelo Rosenberg. Two of the finest Gypsy Jazz Gtr players out there today.

God Django was amazing.

They were so great! 🙂🎸👽

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This is truly wonderful. Thank you Vic and youtube.

Didn't Jackson Browne's dad play with Django?

Джанго конечно великий музыкант....только разве, что на много круче......

2:52 Wtaf 😳

Impressive...TY