Steve Spires's Comments

Thank you very much Steve.

Philippe

Hi Steve,

 

many thanks for commenting on my video.

 

Uli

Thanks Steve. I appreciate it!

Hi thanks Steve , yes it was quite a joy to play ,, especially when I listen back and hear how well the Tui did.. just wonderful, natural scales ( and feathers)

Hello Steve,

thanks for commenting on my last video. It's appreciated!
Uli

Hi Steve,
thanks for listening and your kind words!
best wishes from germany
Uli

Hi Steve

Thanks for the feedback on the Video
Cheers
Tony

Hello Steve!
Thank you for watching my video and for your kind words.
Hope all is well with you
Best regards
Staffan

Thanks Steve, Trying to stay practiced! Ron

Hello Steven,
Thank you for your kind comment. Yes, this is a wonderful place. The day after tomorrow the Crayfish season starts. I have checked out the old nets and we're ready to go fishing...
Hope you're having a nice summer
Best regards
Staffan

Thanks Steve, I was hoping you'd give that a listen. This is the first jingle I've ever done. I will place my neptunebearing song up soon, it's even crazier.

Thanks for your comment on my song. That really makes my day Steve. Thanks for listening. I am really enjoying this community, hope to upload some more soon. Mark

Hello Steve,
Thank you for commenting on my video. The Brunner is really neat. The neck attachment is rock solid, so the the intonation is great all the way up. As you see I have a full scale neck and a cutaway so I can reach all the way up to the 20th fret. I bought this option because I wanted to experiment with capoing the guitar far up on the neck to get a kind of mandolin sound.
The guitar says in tune very well. Actually it is nearly in tune when you put on the neck after having it detached. The "flying top" construction is unique. If you are interested, Lukas explains it very well on his website www.brunner-guitars.com.
Once again, thanks for listening to my music.
Best regards
Staffan