la caja del duende

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andresito

Posts: 377
Joined: Feb. 20 2007
From: New Holland

la caja del duende

OK, I knew the word 'duende' would get everyone's attention

Maybe I spend too much time on eBay, but has anyone else seen this thing?
http://www.recitalbox.de/english/

Worth $75 plus shipping?
Better off playing in your bathroom?
Need to hear it in real life to decide?
Puzzled?

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 10 2007 7:47:04

HemeolaMan

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Joined: Jul. 13 2007
From: Chicago

RE: la caja del duende (in reply to andresito)

yeah, how bout you get a cigar box and throw some springs in it and stick it to your guitar lol

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 10 2007 23:25:46

Georg

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Joined: Feb. 5 2006
From: Germany

RE: la caja del duende (in reply to andresito)

I tried it two or three years ago at the Musikmesse in Frankfurt. All I can remember is:

1. Yes, it improves the sound
2. Yes, again a thing I don't need

But:

You could buy more useless things. I just know that I would not use it out of a certain kind of conservativeness and closefistedness. I have a good sounding guitar. It is most usefull for cheaper guitars. It would fit to your cubist guitar though...

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 10 2007 23:40:52

Ailsa

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From: South East England

RE: la caja del duende (in reply to Georg)

ooooops!!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 10 2007 23:44:25

andresito

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Joined: Feb. 20 2007
From: New Holland

RE: la caja del duende (in reply to HemeolaMan)

quote:

ORIGINAL: HemeolaMan
yeah, how bout you get a cigar box and throw some springs in it and stick it to your guitar lol

Hmmm... a cigar box with springs in it? I think you're onto something there... Mind if I steal your idea? But I'll call mine something better, like 'la caja de Romeo y Julieta', or whatever brand of cigars I find

Just not sure how to get it to 'improve the wood' though...

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 11 2007 13:35:07

andresito

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From: New Holland

RE: la caja del duende (in reply to Georg)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Georg
It would fit to your cubist guitar though...

My avatar is a work of art and I wouldn't think of putting anything so plastic-looking on it

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 11 2007 13:36:48

HemeolaMan

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From: Chicago

RE: la caja del duende (in reply to andresito)

you could do some voodoo magic and channel the sprits to possess the top of your uguitar. then they'd be playing it all the time, make the spruce age faster..... sound better.... cigar box with springs...... steak knife....... car wash....... i like dirt...........

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 11 2007 20:53:32