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G6128T-GH George Harrison SIGNATURE Duo Jet™

Gretsch celebrates the legacy of George Harrison with the G6128T-GH George Harrison SIGNATURE Duo Jet® guitar, modeled on the instrument that the legendary guitarist often referred to as his “first real decent guitar.”Features include distinctive appointments and modifications found on Harrison’s original 1957 Gretsch Duo Jet, which he purchased secondhand in the very early 1960s. These include a lightweight mid-’50s-style chambered body, all-BLACK color scheme (arched maple top, mahogany back and sides, and back of the one-piece mahogany neck), Bigsby® B3C tailpiece with a black Phillips head tremolo arm pivot bolt, and an offset strap button on lower bout. Other features include three-ply body binding (white-black-white), single-ply white neck and headstock binding, 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with 12” radius and hump-block pearloid inlays, two single-coil DynaSonic™ pickups, vintage-style “rocking bar” bridge with rosewood base, silver plexi pickguard, chrome-plated Grover® V98CM Sta-Tite™ tuners, Gretsch “G” arrow control knobs, chrome-plated hardware, Harrison’s signature on the truss rod cover and a premium tweed case.

Bose L1® Compact Portable line array system

Price: $1,099.00

no heavy speakers, unwieldy speaker stands or tangle of cables. Use the collapsed configuration for smaller spaces or the extended configuration for larger ones – and then fill the room with sound from one speaker.

Steinberger Guitar Strings

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Wharfedale Titan 8A (Each)[8atitan] $328.99

Enceinte active 2 voies bi amplifiée Ampli classe D pour le grave 150 Watts RMS Ampli classe A/B pour les aigus 30 Watts RMS Haut parleur 8" 2 entrées Ligne, 1 entrée micro, + 1 entrée RCA Points d'accroche pour utilisation en suspenson Fonction loudness permettant d'accentuer les fréquences basses EQ master 2 bandes Réponse en fréquence 70Hz - 20kHz Dimensions 396 x 266 x 221mm Poids 5.7kg

Shure SM58+X2U USB Digital Bundle The legendary SM58 cardioid dynamic vocal microphone is now available with the X2u USB Signal Adapter. Retail Value:$259.00 You save:16% Price: $219.00

Yamaha STAGEPAS 300 All-in-one PA system

Price: $599.00

Sennheiser E935 Professional vocal microphone

You save:38% Price: $199.99

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In each chamber of a standard single reed diatonic harmonica, there are two reeds. During "normal" play, one of them responds to positive pressure (blowing) and one of them responds to negative pressure (drawing). However, the two reeds can be made to interact in very interesting (and useful) ways, the most well-known being the typical blues-style bend. In this, the higher pitched reed of the pair can be lowered in pitch to somewhere just above the lower pitched reed in the same hole. In the case of a draw bend, when the note is bent to its lowest pitch, most of the sound is coming from the blow reed, vibrating at slightly higher than its normal rate. In the case of a blow note being bent as far as possible, most of the sound is coming from the draw reed. This can be verified by playing the harp without covers and blocking the reeds with the fingertips. The reverse can also be made to happen, which results in an overblow or overdraw. In the case of the former, by blowing in a particular manner, the blow reed can be made to "stall" and the draw reed vibrate at a higher pitch. With overdraws, the draw reed is stalled and the blow reed is made to vibrate at a higher pitch. By use of this technique in addition to note bending, a complete chromatic scale can be played on the humble diatonic instrument. However, the challenge to the player is to make this all happen in a controlled and musical way - easier said than done.

One of the methods used to teach overblows is to play the harp without covers and stop the appropriate reed using the fingertips, then adjust your embouchure until you can get the opposite reed to sound. For example, when learning to play the overblow in hole 4, you would stop the 4 blow reed with your finger, or to play a hole 7 overdraw, you would stop the 7 draw reed. In fact, as well as helping to learn the technique, stopping the reeds with your fingers allows even an experienced player to do things that are difficult to do whilst playing the harp normally - bending the overblows upwards in pitch, adding vibrato, etc.

Price: $499.00

•Digital multichannel mixer designed for use with Bose® L1® sound systems •Features over 100 proprietary ToneMatch presets for instruments and microphones •Includes Bose zEQ, storable scenes and a suite of studio-class effects •Presets and firmware updates available free online Powerful multichannel sound tools for Bose L1 systems, with controls so advanced they adapt to you and your instrument. Four-channel engine features proprietary ToneMatch presets, intelligent zEQ and a large suite of professional-quality effects and processors.

Intervals

An Interval (cosmically speaking) is a measure of distance between two notes. The term 'distance' (in this case) refers to musical distance (i.e. pitch). Unfortunately, it's not that simple: To identify an Interval by name we must know its 'NUMERICAL SIZE' and 'QUALITY'.

Size of Intervals

ToneMatch® presets Print Window Close Window thead { font-weight: bold; } td#number { width: 35px; } table { margin-bottom: 12px; width: 450px; } Utility 1 Flat 2 50Hz Highpass 3 80Hz Highpass 4 5kHz Lowpass 5 50Hz-5kHz Bandpass 6 50Hz-5kHz Bandpass Vocal Mics 1 Handheld Mics 2 Headworn Mics 3 Hi Gain:Bright 4 Hi Gain:Normal 5 Audix OM-2 6 Audix OM-3 7 Audix OM-5 8 Audix OM-6 9 Audix VX-10 10 Beyer M88 11 ElectroVoice N/D357 12 ElectroVoice N/D767 13 ElectroVoice N/D967 14 Neumann KMS105 15 Shure SM57 16 Shure SM58 17 Shure Beta 57A 18 Shure Beta 58A 19 Shure Beta 87A 20 Sennheiser E855 21 Sennheiser MD431-II 22 Flat Electric Guitars 1 Miked Amp w/SM57 2 Line6 Pod 3 General Processor 4 General Direct 5 Flat 6 Miked Amp w/Sennheiser e609 7 Fender Stratocaster 8 Fender Telecaster 9 Gibson ES-335/ES-445 10 Gibson Les Paul 11 Gretsch C. Gent 12 Ibanez Artist 13 PRS Custom 22 14 Rickenbacker 360/12 Acoustic Guitars 1 Steel String w/piezo 2 Steel String w/dyn 3 Steel String w/condensor 4 Nylon String w/piezo 5 Nylon String w/condensor 6 Taylor T5 7 Taylor w/Fishman 8 Guild D25 9 Martin Backpack 10 Martin DC16 11 Martin D28 12 Flat Keyboards 1 General Keys 2 Fender Rhodes 73 3 Hohner Clavinet D6 4 Wurlitzer 200 Basses 1 Active Bass 1 2 Active Bass 2 3 Active Bass 3 4 Fender Active Jazz 5 Fender 66 P-Bass 6 Fender 69 J-Bass 7 MusicMan Stingray 8 Lakland 55-01/44-01 9 Rickenbacker 4001 10 Rickenbacker 4003 11 Upright w/Fishman 12 David Gage Realist 13 David GageCzechEase 14 NS Design Bass 15 Bass zEQ Percussion 1 Kick, General 2 Kick, Audix D6 3 Kick, AKG D112 4 Kick w/Sennheiser 601 5 Kick w/Shure Beta 52a 6 General Overhead 7 Overhead, SM57 Diff 8 Overhead, Cond. Diff 9 Hand Percussion, SM57 Winds and Horns 1 Trumpet w/ SM57 2 Trumpet w/ Pro35ax 3 Trombone w/ SM57 4 Trombone w/ RE20 5 Tenor Sax w/ SM58 6 Alto Sax w/ SM58 7 Soprano Sax w/ SM58 Special 1 Accordion w/ Limex MP 2 Electric Mandolin 3 Electric Violin DJ/Playback 1 Flat zEQ Controls 2 Low Volume Music 3 High Volume Music