Pramburgers... was 123 strings

[Richard Brekne]

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Well, I will certainly keep an eye open for them. Would be interesting
to see how far they have come along.They have certainly been promoting
them heavily enough recently. Havent  run into a new YC in a few years
now. I can certainly get some opinions at the Nordic Convention next
month. I'll let you know what I hear. When it comes down to it, nothing
would please me more then to see YC get on the wagon with a no doubt
about it 1st rate instrument. The more choices the better.

Delwin D Fandrich wrote:

>
>      I was going to get into this myself on the spinoff thread
>      you have about Prambergers, but I have not run into a Pramy
>      YC yet. But my experience with previous YC and Samicks has
>      been that they up and die really early. I've seen many as 10
>      to 15 years old that just dont have any "Klang" left... I
>      mean nothing at all... just a weird sort of thudish sound.
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>
> One of my reasons for bringing up the S&S style Y-Cs. They seem to
> have most of the basic elements there for both longevity and
> rewhateverability. Time will tell, but I sure am curious.
>
> Del

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Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway
mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no


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