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Welcome to Ermanno Pasqualato!

From Liz Williams on 10/10/2013 9:01:11 PM

Welcome to the group, Ermanno.  I've heard wonderful things about your Weissenborns.  I'd love to hear more about the Weissenborn pick-up you offer on your website.  I look forward to learning more about your guitars.  Welcome!

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Bob Blair says:
10/10/2013 9:03:32 PM

I second Liz's welcome. Great to have you here.


herrmann says:
10/11/2013 2:44:35 AM

Hi Liz and thanks for you welcome. This pick up is produced by Luca Villani, for me a genius on this matter. One day I tried his acoustic single coil and I falled in love. After 2 years of modifications to fit to my weissenborns it was ready. I judge the sound of my weiss acoustic and the ellectrified by this pick up and the sound is very very similar. I love acoustic sound so this i the one
Ciao

Tom_Noe says:
10/11/2013 7:58:56 AM

Welcome to the group, Ermanno! I admire your work, particularly the replica of an early Weissenborn that you recently crafted!

herrmann says:
10/11/2013 9:04:17 AM

Thanks Tom the Replica is fascinating and absolutely nothing less than a weissenborn, but only a particular sound, lovely.
I am also working on ladder bracing I put inside my last Kona.
I wish to find the vintage prewar sound

Aron says:
10/11/2013 11:41:41 AM

Welcome Ermanno my old friend. The koa weissenborn you built me is still making me smile every time I play it :-)

Zissou Intern says:
10/12/2013 1:24:43 AM

Aron, you are indeed fortunate! Emanno built a stunningly beautiful guitar for you.

herrmann says:
10/12/2013 5:17:51 AM

Hi, this makes me pleasure but remember the look hawaiian because made of koa but the heart which gives a good part of the sound i Italian because the braces are from the Val di Fiemme, the valley where Stradivarius chose the wood for violins. The braces are very very important

Aron says:
10/12/2013 5:47:48 AM

The Ferrari of Weissenborns lol :-)

herrmann says:
10/12/2013 11:51:27 AM

I think the best possible materials we can collect in our world is the best we can give. Doesn't matter from what country. I tested a lot of woods, kinds of finish, glues etc. I was the first buiding a weissenborn with the top of Val di Fiemme spruce several years ago, I had built a lot and when last Year Bob Brozman tested one, he looked an expression of surprise when he slided on. Since that moment I understood my way was right

Liz Williams says:
10/12/2013 2:42:17 PM

Ermanno, your post makes me all the more interested in launching a Weissenborn gathering. What heaven it would be to have guitars from all builders to play, admire and be surprised by. From what little I understand of him, Bob Brozman was quite particular about the sound of his Weissenborns.

herrmann says:
10/13/2013 9:03:02 AM

This is the best a guitar player can ask from his instrument: to play several.
Another thing could be to create a net of customers where possible maybe meeting ones another or as you say to test several instruments....How to organize this?

Liz Williams says:
10/13/2013 9:53:51 AM

Yes, this is the thing to puzzle out: How to get the guitars and the players in one place.

Bob Blair says:
10/13/2013 10:29:58 AM

As Liz says, some sort of Weissenborn festival is absolutely what is needed. Count me in!

herrmann says:
10/13/2013 11:33:57 AM

Yes a festival could be an idea.
The luthiers could send an instrument for selling or not
The problem is the shipping expenses to the US and back


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