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  1. February 19th, 2007, 01:31 PM #1
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    Default Small Video Clip Playing My '85 Ibanez Roadstar II

    Just a little clip of me playing an old Roadstar 140 through a Micro Cube. I used my Sony Ericsson W810i phone to record the clip. Very handy little device.

    http://www.box.net/public/29bqvc695k
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    Somebody is a Pearl Jam fan? Nice.
    If I knew how to do video I'd do one of me and my Roadstar...and not just to make Swede envious either.

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    Wow my friend, that was a good rendition of that Kenny Wayne song if I recognized it correctly.

    The guitar sounds awesome and your playing is way cool and relaxed!
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    Good one! Nice playing and good tone on your gear.
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    Excellent sound Sting... Another demonstration that "cheaply" paid out bucks can get you "Expensive" sound... thanks for the video.. which actually looked pretty good for a phone.. Ahh...the StingX lessons... live on Video..I can see it now..and will appreciate it..


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  6. February 20th, 2007, 04:31 AM #6
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    Very tasty!
    I really would like a shock pink roadstar with floyd rose. But my otherwise so forgiving wife will not let me buy it (oh yes, I know where I can get one).
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    very cool! - nice tone too, and your camera phone, pretty cool as well.
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    Great little video. You make it look so easy. I was impressed with the tracks Fretters were uploading. Now we have video. Good learning tool for us not so talented players.
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    i'm impressed too....sometimes it makes me want to practice more and sometimes it makes we want to have a musical garage sale

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    Thanks for the kind words, gentlemen. I may do some more of these videos in the future but will do more of a pro job by using a real camcorder and editing in the audio. They'll look at sound better but the downside is they're time consuming to make.
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  11. February 21st, 2007, 05:23 AM #11
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    StingX - if you do make future videos ... please try to show closer camera shots on your left hand. That’s the part I try to watch the closest. I am still trying to figure out the fancy hand work secrets.
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    Cool stuff!

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