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    Sweet leslie sound!

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    Rotary sounds great. Your microphone however, is making a lot of extra noise.

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    Very nice! Strymon has been creating some excellent quality effects.

    Ah, and the unveiling of a new Hell Guitar!

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    I was bummed about about the microphone issue. My lapel mic wire was rubbing against the guitar I was holding, so it picked up that irritating noise. I only noticed it much later, when I was editing.

    New Hell guitar sneak-in - yes!
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    Gah! Robert - how can you play across so many styles so well and seemingly effortlessly? It's maddening, as much as I always enjoy watching and listening... the new Hell model sure sounds sweet; after reading about them for months it's great that you are able to demo them for us. Nice work, SYO!
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    That sounds really great!
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    Yup, As I posted in the give-away thread, awesome sounds! I had never before considered a leslie style device and now I really want one! It makes my tremolo seem far less interesting

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