jim
774 posts
Mar 26, 2011
3:24 PM
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Yeah, octave below the low C. 12 holer solist pro 12, made from 2 LLF's and one 1847. 70% steel.
Tuning is Spiral Harmonic Minor
full-valving
A short demo is in the last post:
listen
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rharley5652
435 posts
Mar 27, 2011
12:22 AM
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good to see ya???
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Jim Rumbaugh
452 posts
Mar 27, 2011
11:15 AM
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I was expecting something else. We have a standing joke around here.
1st:"What key is it in"
2nd:"L"
1st:"The key of L?"
2nd:"Well, it sure sounds like L to me"
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Last Edited by on Mar 27, 2011 11:16 AM
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nacoran
3926 posts
Mar 27, 2011
1:29 PM
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That's pretty badass! Is that the new champion or is there something out there lower?
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Matzen
105 posts
Mar 27, 2011
1:41 PM
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Very cool! Do your teeth rattle when you play that thing?!?
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jim
775 posts
Mar 27, 2011
4:08 PM
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There has never been a diatonic in such a key, not even close to that. So that's some completely "unexplored territory". I've gotta learn a brand new type of articulation now LOL.
This thing feels alive in the hands when it vibrates. The low reeds 1+3 draw sound like a bowed cello when amplified.
I can say that it's the most difficult project I've made so far.
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Micha
175 posts
Mar 27, 2011
4:13 PM
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:-) Very nice! How much hours went in to that beast?
Could you post a sound clip when playing that thing amplified?
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jim
776 posts
Mar 27, 2011
5:38 PM
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about 2 weeks... I didn't have much free time though.
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