Re: Tayler Variaxs vs GR 55

[Theweg <theweg@gmail.com>]

I use the Godin Multiacs steel with the GR55 and when blended properly 
it's as good as I can get for the price.  My 97 Godin was my first and 
since that purchase I also own the Multiac Nylon and recently bought the 
fret less Multioud.  I do sometimes run the guitar jack into a LR Baggs 
Venue to add more acoustic dimension.  I also own the LGXT and run it 
through the VG99 along with the GR55.  I have my first solo looping show 
in 8 years scheduled for March.  Now that I am solo I have the time, I had 
to fit a bad marriage in that past time slot!  Looking forward to the 
show!  Last Wed. My brother and I opened for Bert Lams (Cal. Guitar Trio) 
& Tom Griesgraiber (Chapman stick) and now I have stick envy.  Both Per 
and Tom are listed on the Chapman stick web site.  I am going to start a 
special fund for a future purchase!


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On Nov 18, 2012, at 11:14 AM, Simeon Harris 
<simeonharris40@googlemail.com> wrote:

> yeah, it's crazy expensive, but the cost of the hardware that makes it a 
> beiew fly, rather than a regular fly is actually only worth a few 
> hundred quid. you could have a custom guitar made, or even modify an 
> existing guitar to have all that functionality for a fraction of the 
> price. you just need a sustainiac and a set of graph tech saddles 
> (available for many bridge and trem types) with the acoustiphonic preamp 
> and midi hexpander kit
> 
> On 18 Nov 2012, at 16:06, Per Boysen wrote:
> 
>> On Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 5:03 PM, teddyjam.com <teddy@teddyjam.com> 
>> wrote:
>>> Belew's Parker Fly
>> 
>> How come no one mentioned this sweet affordable solution earlier?
>> 
>> Per ;-)
>