It's a type of mahogany with a grain that resembles dog hair (a dog with short coarse hair). The black and white Kala Elite dog hair really caught my eye when it came out a few years ago. Might have been tempted if it came in soprano.
It's a type of mahogany with a grain that resembles dog hair (a dog with short coarse hair). The black and white Kala Elite dog hair really caught my eye when it came out a few years ago. Might have been tempted if it came in soprano.
Very nice playing and a nice quality recording, too. Just going by ear, it sounds like your six-string is tuned in guitar tuning -- correct? And thanks for posting this beautiful piece.
Very nice playing and a nice quality recording, too. Just going by ear, it sounds like your six-string is tuned in guitar tuning -- correct? And thanks for posting this beautiful piece.
Thanks everybody for listening! John boy, I recorded the 3 melodic tracks of the minuet in Logic Pro using a 4-string Kala Elite Doghair tenor—all thumb flesh strokes. I played bass on the 4th track. The photo used in the player at ReverbNation is merely a PR photo and, yeah, I'm holding a TT6 (which I love recording with too). I'll probably write a review on the Doghair once I make a few more recordings and play it in a bit more. You can feel the slightly raised grain when you touch it. This is what a Doghair looks like:
Mahalo! Patrick, you must have been attending WWU at the same time as me. I graduated in 1977—first guitar major out the gate. So long ago and far away...