Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

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Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

Postby Skeudgozh1 » 04 Jul 2010, 09:45

Hi every one!
Got myself a new guitar :thumbup: and I've tried it out on Pierre's tune "Farewell My Lovely" (BT by Vignocchi).
My French friends told me they liked it (despite half a dozen slips in it!), so I hope it will please you too!
Best regards from Brittany :wave:
Joel

here it is:
http://www.4shared.com/audio/--DTr8T_/S ... VELY_.html
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Re: Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

Postby David Martin » 05 Jul 2010, 10:58

Very pretty... but sounds very similar to a Strat... what amplifier and settings are you using for your Burns?
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Re: Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

Postby Skeudgozh1 » 05 Jul 2010, 19:33

:) Hi, David!
Thanks for your appreciation. The recording was done directly through my Q+ into "Audacity": nothing else... I must say that my Strat does not sound the same as this guitar: more "twangy", so to say...
Glad you answered my post!
Regards
Joel
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Re: Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

Postby Lensor » 12 Jul 2010, 00:04

Hi Joel,

Your rendition of 'Farewell to My Lovely' is very good and played very much in The Shadows style. I like the sound of the Burns Marvin on that one though I don't own either a Strat or Burns myself. I am struck by the similarity of sound to the original which I suppose, was probably performed on a Strat. I enjoyed listening to your rendition. Thanks for sharing it.

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Len
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Re: Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

Postby Martyn » 12 Jul 2010, 00:34

I also thought that was an excellent version of this tune and very Burns-like to my ears as my Burns Marvin has a similar full mellowness that's subtly different from my strat.
As an observation I thought I detected slight distortion in places as though your recording level was maybe just a tad too high and overloading slightly, but that aside I enjoyed it. :thumbup:
Cheers,
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Re: Burns Marvin 2004/64 tryout

Postby Skeudgozh1 » 12 Jul 2010, 07:53

8-)
Hi, Len and Martyn!
Thank you for your appreciation!
Len, I must say you're entirely right as regards the Strat being used for the original tune. I may be wrong but I think I remember watching pierre Téodori playing a red 80s Strat on this tune: his original version is to my mind better than "our" Shads', this being an exception! :D The funny thing about this tune is that before getting my new Burns, I used to play this tune on my old 64 Strat, then on a "60s player reissue", and I used to have quite an ordeal trying to emulate the sound on the Strat! (the original notes are long and sustained, and that was a little difficult to achieve with my gear)
Martyn, you've expressed exactly what I feel about the "Burnsy" sound: mellowness is the right word, and the difference is actually subtle , considering the Strat... well, "this" or "that" sound gives us all so much pleasure that it would be a pity not to share it, wouldn't it? ;)
Best regards to you and all Shads fans, and thanks for spending a little time listening to my attempts! :)
Joel
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