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    Here's a video from the last weekend. We played open air at a Biathlon competition, so you guess....people were interested in sports not music, but anyways, we believe they liked it, hahahaha.

    We have recorded with the Zoom H3 (has a camera included) and the Zoom H2. We mixed the sound of both together for the video.

    It was a cold day that's why I wear my rain jacket...

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    Great sound Jimi, those Zoom units do a great job, having 2 really gives a big stereo sound. Nice solo too, cool phrasing, what amph were you using?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lev
    Great sound Jimi, those Zoom units do a great job, having 2 really gives a big stereo sound. Nice solo too, cool phrasing, what amph were you using?
    Thank you Lev :-)
    It was the JTM45 and my OCD pedal.
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    Great playing, Jimi! The sound quality from those two Zooms is pretty impressive.
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    Wow, that was really good!

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    Man that sounds really good. Great sound mix there. Great LP tone too.
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    I liked that Jimi! Nice chops and sound. Love them Zooms too!

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    Sounds great. Assume that's your Marshall?
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    Nice sound, and man, awesome playing bro! Great stuff, Jimi!
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    Jimi see now I have to hate you!!!! Just joking good good stuff man keep doing what your doing.
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    Thank you for your encouraging comments my friends!

    Well the Marshall Les Paul thing works totally perfect at the moment so I'll keep that set up for a while.

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    damn fine playing and recording Jimi......that marshall/lp thing has worked for 50 years.....I think you should stick with it :-)
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    I love it! I always love the feeling and enthusiasm in your playing. You don't ever seem to be holding back or coasting. Nice sound too!

    I heard some very fast lines in there, but they always fit, and express something. I am thinking it is how your resolve it. Tension with some fast shreddy stuff, but resolve it with something that sings. At least that is what I heard.
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    Great Job Bro!
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