ja hast recht...
Jean Baudin
könnt euch ja mal die Liste anguggn...wow...
9 Saiter...11 Saiter...und wow.. wow..wow....er besitzt n 4 Saiter XD
meine Favouriten sind allerdings der 9 String Pacman...und die
Zitat: "Endorsements: Conklin Guitars, Accugroove Speakers, Bee Basses, La Bella Strings, Phil Jones Bass, Fodera Strings, Milennia Media, Power-up Clothing. "
oder guggt hier ma
blog.myspace.com/jeanbaudin
ganz interessant ist das F.A.Q.
Basstuning....
9-string (from lowest to highest): F#, B, E, A, D, G, C, F, Bb
11-string (from lowest to highest): C#, F#, B, E, A, D, G, C, F, Bb, Eb
12-string (from lowest to highest): C#, F#, B, E, A, D, G, C, F, Bb, Eb, Ab
What is your live rig?
Nuclear Rabbit: 2 Accugroove El Whappos, 1 Accugroove Whappo Grande (21 Sub), 2x Stewart 2.1 (2100 Watt) Poweramps, Raven Labs USP.
Solo Rig: 2 El Whappos (Stereo), Stewart 2.1, Millenia STT-1
Street Corners: 2x Phil Jones Briefcases (Stereo)
How come you dont play a Chapman Stick?
I get this question a lot there are numerous reasons, here are a few:
Sticks are limited to tapping - Yes, I primarily tap for my solo pieces but I also play finger style and slap too. Both of which are difficult on a stick.
Flipped Tuning - Not into the flipped tuning thing.
Have to wear a strap - Because of the no-body design a stick has to be played with a strap, which to me is very cumbersome. The only time I wear a strap is for a live performance with the band. Otherwise I'm sitting.
Limited Range - Because of the duplication of strings, a 12-string Stick actually has less range than my instruments.
They look stupid - say what you want, but they look stupid to me. Not quite as bad as a Keytar (do a google image search), but pretty close. However, I have been chastised for my oversized instruments, so no worries stickists - I can take it as well as dish it.
