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Topic: The Bosendorfer Beast (Read 1693 times)

alex_r

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Last night I had the opportunity to play the imperial 290, 9'6", Bosendorfer monster! It was an amazing experience for someone just starting out. I was at show (I play lead guitar) at a church in Scottsdale, AZ, and apparently the Scottsdale Symphony practices there. That thing is loooooooong! It also produces sonic perfection. I going to happy about that for a week!

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m1469

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Re: The Bosendorfer Beast

Reply #1 on: October 08, 2005, 07:23:23 PM

Well, I don't really post much in this board of the forum... but, I just had to respond to your post. Congratulations... but I am also very sad for you. If my experience can be used as a source of accurate judgement, the sound and touch will never leave your ears and fingertips and the instrument will absolutely haunt you everyday (and *ruin* you), that Bose.

Until you play something better, I suppose, or have access to it as much as you want.

Am I being mean ? sorry.

m1469

*kicks the dirt*

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stormcrow

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Re: The Bosendorfer Beast

Reply #2 on: October 10, 2005, 12:54:14 AM

Sweeet.

(I wish I could play on one.)

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