AS28/2 - The shadow of your smile - 1964 Epiphone Deluxe + DeArmond RC1100

Hey guys, today I'm posting a new Electric video to taste what this 1964 Epiphone Deluxe can do with a vintage DeArmond 1100 Ryhtm Chief. I'm playing an instrumental take on "The Shadow of your smile", which was composed in 1965 by Johnny Mandel, with lyrics from Paul Francis Webster.

The guitar is plugged into a 1968 Fender Princeton Reverb "drip edge", with the EQs at 5, and I use a Dunlop .71mm pick, and the sound is captured with a Bluebird microphone. I have used the same settings on the amp, pick, and bluebird to record the other archtops I'll post soon, so what we'll hear is the difference in the voice of the guitars. You'll be then able to compare that one to :
-1936 Epiphone Deluxe playing "Honeysuckle Rose" (AS140/2)
-1936 Gibson L12 playing "Indiana"
-1942 D'Angelico Excel playing "All of me" (AS#166)
-1936 Gibson L5 Advanced playing "Alone Together" (AS#167)

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Stay safe
Romain

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