katakofka
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Godin MutliOud
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9v8kupbbtYE
does anyone knows about this Oud?? where we can get it and how does it cost?
no info on the net about it
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Jonathan
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Dang,that thing is cool. I just wonder what it sounds like without the amplification? It looks like a flat back, so I guess it probably needs
amplification--like most electric ouds. Doesn't sound too much like an oud to me, but I do like the sound he gets out of it a lot. I hope somebody
has some info on it.
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stringmanca
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Nice!
Nothing on Godin's site yet (http://www.godinguitars.com). Seems to be a prototype.
http://www.unfretted.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3233
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Greg
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Interesting. The secret of the SA range of Godin guitars is the RMC pickups. A separate pickup for each string and an inbuilt pre-amp.
I have a Godin Multiac ACS with RMCs and it sure is a sweet sound. I have often toyed with the idea of modifyiing the bridge of a cheapie oud to
include RMC pickups, but the pickups are quite expensive and you must use the RMC pre-amp (which is also expensive).
I would think this prototype would have a chambered body like their Multiac Grand Concert SA.
It will be interesting to see if this one becomes a stock model. There was a lot of coloration to the sound on this clip. It would be good to hear it
recorded dry and straight into the desk.
Regards,
Greg
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myeyes2020
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Quote: Originally posted by katakofka  | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9v8kupbbtYE
does anyone knows about this Oud?? where we can get it and how does it cost?
no info on the net about it |
Perhaps this thread about the nashaat kar might be helpful.
http://www.mikeouds.com/messageboard/viewthread.php?tid=7679
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Microber
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That guy, Fatih Ahiskali, also plays with Godin Glissentar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9qoXsDodp0
Probably he collaborates with the firm.
Maybe ask him.
He must be known in Turkey.
And yes it seems to be a interresting intrument.
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katakofka
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| Quote: Originally posted by Greg | Interesting. The secret of the SA range of Godin guitars is the RMC pickups. A separate pickup for each string and an inbuilt pre-amp.
I have a Godin Multiac ACS with RMCs and it sure is a sweet sound. I have often toyed with the idea of modifyiing the bridge of a cheapie oud to
include RMC pickups, but the pickups are quite expensive and you must use the RMC pre-amp (which is also expensive).
I would think this prototype would have a chambered body like their Multiac Grand Concert SA.
It will be interesting to see if this one becomes a stock model. There was a lot of coloration to the sound on this clip. It would be good to hear it
recorded dry and straight into the desk.
Regards,
Greg |
thanks Greg this is informative. I was wondering how this electric oud is giving an authentic Oud sound. Each string has its mic !
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Peyman
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Cool, I could want one 
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