RE: Pulsation

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Manitas de Lata

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Joined: Oct. 9 2018

RE: Pulsation (in reply to Richard Jernigan)

i talked about "Lebanon cedar"

where are flying some drones and rockets/bombs right now

Common names: cedar, cedar of Lebanon, Lebanon cedar

Scientific name: Cedrus libani

Family: Pinaceae

Cedar is native to Lebanon and the eastern coast of the Mediterranean and Asia Minor.
Country Or Region Of Origin:
Turkey to Lebanon, Cyprus

Its a trend for some time on acoustic and semi acoustic/electric guitars and classic, mainly in US and Uk

For the past two years( maybe more last and these years) their pushing it on flamenco guitars here in europe, not only on top but also on backs

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estebanana

Posts: 9953
Joined: Oct. 16 2009

RE: Pulsation (in reply to Manitas de Lata)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Manitas de Lata

i talked about "Lebanon cedar"

where are flying some drones and rockets/bombs right now

Common names: cedar, cedar of Lebanon, Lebanon cedar

Scientific name: Cedrus libani

Family: Pinaceae

Cedar is native to Lebanon and the eastern coast of the Mediterranean and Asia Minor.
Country Or Region Of Origin:
Turkey to Lebanon, Cyprus

Its a trend for some time on acoustic and semi acoustic/electric guitars and classic, mainly in US and Uk

For the past two years( maybe more last and these years) their pushing it on flamenco guitars here in europe, not only on top but also on backs