Re: Impressions, Hohner Echo Celeste
"Jonathan E. Brickman" <[email protected]> Sat, 16 Apr 2005 22:20:32 -0500
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> I could have saved myself a lot of work had I known of the existence > of the Suzukis and the Tombos, but for the time being I'm "stuck" with > my Echos till they wear out! I adjust the tuning to equal temperament > and retune to get the missing 6th note in the bottom octave - a lot of > hassle with tremolos but once you've done it you've done it. I like > them a lot, but once they bite the dust I'll be after those Tombo > Bands - I've soaked up the advice from Jonathan's site and from Dave > Hynes. > > I think that, generally speaking, the more expensive tremolos are more > expensive for a good reason - they're better instruments. > > Steve > I am very curious about the longevity of H.E.C. in E. The church band I'm in is starting to really use my tremolo. Sometimes I have been playing 'strings' on keys with right hand and tremolo with left. -- Jonathan E. Brickman America! Bless God!!! http://joshuacorps.org/stuff-with-the-message