John Antonopoulos is one of my favorites. Just too cool. Try out Robben Ford too.
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Another very saxx-y, emotional but high-gain tune:
But I think Granfumador might...might...appreciate this too:
Might not like it, but might appreciate it nonetheless. Not sure about anyone else, though...
But I think Granfumador might...might...appreciate this too:
Might not like it, but might appreciate it nonetheless. Not sure about anyone else, though...
Yup. Robben Ford is great!John Antonopoulos is one of my favorites. Just too cool. Try out Robben Ford too.
But there's "great" in all different styles:
I should see if they've re-released this in CD format. My LP is well worn.
I should see if they've re-released this in CD format. My LP is well worn.
Aranjuez
Thanks G. I will put that in my collection.
Oh my goodness... recoiled GS Air M. Just heaven!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aranjuez
Jim Hall. Another of the "Greats".
And here, up until a couple of days ago, I thought Chick Correa had written "Spain" in its entirety. Duh. So was this written as an orchestrated piece or primarily as a guitar piece? Or neither?
I gotta buy this album. Beautiful. Primarily melodic with just the right touch of outside notes. I like this one better than your favorite version. I prefer the clean, mid-range-y sound of an electric, I guess.
Change of pace... If the bari at 3:22 doesn't blow your socks off... you came barefoot!
Concierto de Aranjuez, composed in '39 by Joaquín Rodrigo as a concerto for classical guitar and orchestra.
Who is that sax player? Mean!
Always liked that tune. Think this is the first version I heard - can't remember really though:
The entire concierto with Narciso Yepes.
The baritone sax player with Dizz and Arturo is a little known Canadian reeds player,
Al-hajj Sayyd Abdul Al-Khabyyr. He toured with Gillespie in the 1980s.
Yeah, you should try one--if only to get it out of your system.
Yes, they are big. Long story short. My first Kayfun was an EHPro Lite+ V2. I got it to work, the flavor was nice, but the draw was tight and I had all kinds of issues. I was a very inexperienced coil builder at the time and just gave up. And then I was talked into getting a Kayfun 4, Tobeco clone, but my Kayfun-loving friends. I was apprehensive but it was on sale for 10 bucks, so I figured I had nothing to lose. I watched a dozen videos and read the big Kayfun clone thread while waiting for my K4 to arrive--I'm glad I did. The thing is big, over engineered and unnecessarily complicated to set up and operate, but I was well prepared. I got it right on my first try! It was a revelation. I only use the plastic tank configuration because I don't care for the barrel shape and the extra pieces that are needed for the ss setup. It really is a great vape. Once you've figured out how to set it up and refill, you're golden.
The airflow is adjustable (don't get me started--it's the stupidest design on the planet, but you really only need to set it once) and is just perfect for me--comparable to GS Airs, I think, more open than the older Kayfuns.
Here's the thread that you need to bookmark if you want a K4--those guys and gals are world experts and very helpful:
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/threads/attack-of-the-kayfun-v4-clones.634516/
The ultimate K4 (original) video:
And one of the Tobeco clone:
Good luck!
Mr Petro those are some Beautiful Mods! You are Quite Talented! I sure wish I had the talent and knowledge let alone the tools to do so!
I've been experimenting with different TC Twisted and Clapton Coils. Nickle and Ti. I would expect you traveled down that road!?? I wonder if I'm going in the right direction? I've had mixed results/success but when good it's been real good. Have you gone down that road and what kind of success have you had? With all your knowledge is it worth all this experimentation or am I wasting my time? I am having fun doing so but I have wasted a lot Nickle Wire Very Touchy and Fickle! Handle with care!
I've done some work with the iStick but the eVic and these new Pegasus Mods are where I've put most of my time in with the TC Coil builds.
By the way where can I see more info on your mods? They are available to us ECF Members?
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Skully {:{}
morning, skully! mike is out of town this weekend
and unless he's tagged or pm'ed won't be checking a tootle puffer thread!
mosey on over to the active co-op threads and post in mike's thread - i'll watch for your post nice people over there too and you might get some answers. as far as i know mike is sticking to ni atm and plain old-fashioned coils 
those guys are all convinced it's the chip that will provide a good vape and they swear by evolv's dna200 tc
mosey on over to the active co-op threads and post in mike's thread - i'll watch for your post
nice people over there too and you might get some answers. as far as i know mike is sticking to ni atm and plain old-fashioned coils those guys are all convinced it's the chip that will provide a good vape and they swear by evolv's dna200 tc
Skully, I have played with clapton/twisted/woven coils some. Yes they are very fickle, and yes you can get a good build, but for "me" the view want worth the climb.
As for my Mods, yeah you better go catch up on my active co-op thread, and maybe even subscribe to the active co-op forum. There will be a window of opportunity VERY soon.
As for my Mods, yeah you better go catch up on my active co-op thread, and maybe even subscribe to the active co-op forum. There will be a window of opportunity VERY soon.
speaking of the devil 
go attend to your 'out-of-town business' before you end up in hot water!
go attend to your 'out-of-town business' before you end up in hot water!
Morning oldbikeguy! How are you doing today?
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