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Re: JAGUAR, SURF AND THE CITY ,

robi biloderic (bitchboysi) - 01 Feb 2005 04:06:05

Dear angry Bill !!
i wrote you a really long long letter..but something went wrong with conncetion
and it seems it won't reappear..
anyway- a brief summar (unfortunatelly!)
it's not so easy expressing in a foreign languagaes as it is in your own.. i am
not sure how many other do you speak but if you do, than you might understand
me a bit better!
the thing is that sometimes people us metaphors to express something...
i still think you can play every rock music style with every single guitar.. but
of course it deepends whatever you are looking for ... hope you agree on that !
but if we talk about traditional surf... we sure have a disagreement...see, i
have many surf releases showing and prooving on the covers or in the booklet
that 60' surf wasn't only fender surf- and that was my point. but if you like
fender first wave surf -----than of course you need probably complete feneder
gear (which you have !) . . . although am sure that even you couldn't
tell the difference between different sounds sometime ... what better proof do
you need than seeing stratocasters copied by thousands of brands... and they all
have that stratty sound (or at least the ones you pay a few more bucks) !!
and a short brief on jaguar- i bought jaguar because i liked the shape at the
begining of my band and didn't know what would it sound like (but was happy i am
getting " the surf guitar")
...later i tried many more and liked them more and recorded more and better surf
sounded songs...
ok.. i hope that's about it...
oh yes- checked your samples-- like them very much-wish you all the best with
the release- but if you are looking for 60' arrangments maybe the drums are a it
too loud- and maybe when you record2nd or 3rd album you might remember my words
and try something else... but if you are 100 satified, don't do it :)
yours Robi
Message: 6
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 15:53:10 -0000
From: "supertwangreverb" <>
Subject: Re: AWOID JAGUAR ...OR AT LEAST...
With all due respect this has to be one of the more pointless post
I've seen on surfguitar101. You say for surf it really doesn't
matter which gutar you choose. First, I disagree if you are going
for a trad. sound I would say it's very important what guitar you
choose. But, if your going for a more modern sound go ahead play
whatever you want. Secoundly, after you say any guitar is ok as
long as it comes from you heart, you go after the Jaguar. So really
you're contradicting yourself. Replace the pickups on the Jaguar?
Are you nuts? Those are the best pickups Fender designed IMO.
As for your amp recommendation. You say go for a Super Reverb
before a Dual Showman?? Huh? I have a '65 Super Reverb, it's the
holy grail of pre-cbs Fender amps, but it's lousy for surf because
it breaks up too easily. It's also more costly than my bassist's
Dual Showman or my Bandmaster. I think it's easier to carry around
a Bandmaster or Showman just because they come in two parts.
Lugging my Super or a Twin reverb around was murder!
Bill
www.freewebs.com/reluctantaquanauts
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