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The gift that keeps on giving! Thank you Dave. Ernest

Anyone else here use Pod? Although it's not a substitute for a warm tube amp, you can get darn close, and I've had pretty good luck sculpting some Metheny/Ritenour type chorus and delay tones. It's a

Jeff, I love the Lollar P-90’s. They are not particularly suited to anything I play but they are wonderful. They are not true P-90 though. Jason redesigned the pickup and put his own pickup under

Astonishing! At his age I was trying to "Wipe Out" right.

Oh...and I'm currently having his '52 Tele set installed in a guitar, too. Almost forgot.

Brian, If/when you have a chance, check out the research Dave Stephens has done on PAFs. (YouTube is a good start) I don't think anyone can take things any further than he has in terms of research.

Jeff, It was originally designed for me personally and I did a lot of the initial work on it and we tested each version between us but as it neared completion Jason took over completely and finished

From: Scott R Dercks nearvana@... Scott: Fred was?Port?Townsend?at the invitation of Centrum to run a?big band workshop.?Basically, one band/18 players.?Rehearse from Thursday pm until

Damn, and the drummer too. There is some depth to what they are doing beyond the obvious chops. That becomes clearer after the first minute. Amazing stuff at their age. Poor little rich kids. Ron

This kid is the real deal. There are several videos of him on YouTube. The one of him doing Giant Steps kills me and shows that he has mature musicality to match his ridiculous chops. Ron

Fred is a great and loving guy. And he is a great arranger as well. He is back in Appleton, WI (my home town) after running the jazz program at Eastman for a number of years. I'm glad you enjoyed your

What do you guys think of this??? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQtVyuuxkCU Cheers, JV Juan Vega

From: Rod /A little off-topic, but I met? / So, would anyone like to guess who told me all about it? ? Ok, I'll bite. Who? ? R [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I know Fred Sturm. What big band was he directing? On Fri, 12 Nov 2010 19:46:14 -0800 (PST) Robert Cole <rmcgmn15@...> writes:

Not those. Find his Vintage Lab sets (VL2, VL3, '58, and '59 Jimmy Page sets). I don't know if he even makes those other sets anymore. I didn't realize Jason designed his Imperial humbuckers for

Information about the guitar can be found at the following link: http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeweb37/archtop1625/id13.html Regards, Jim

http://tinyurl.com/29yhob6 I'm going through my site cleaning up and re focusing the material. In cutting and pasting, and fatigue, a lot of mistakes can get by you. Dave Woods

Yea, that's the one I mentioned before. Great sound and simple, just one dial for the amount of reverb. excellent for jazz guitar.

Jeff, I am not personally familiar with the SD Silver A2 pickups. I have listened to them online and from that I just don’t see them as being close to what the Lollars are like but listening online

From: Rod Ellard <e11rod@...> So Rod, do you live in Port Townsend or were you just visiting on Oct. 30th. Did you enjoy the Big Band Concert led by Fred Sturm. How did you like the Steely Dan