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Meanwhile many people buy fancy bass guitars with 6 or 7 strings now but they cant even play one with as much musicality as this!

This is amazing music. Mr. Nali's so creative with his vocals, percussion and his Babatoni version of the ancient West African Diddley Bow. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played. In all fairness, bottleneck style guitar may also have a second, independent origin in the Pacific Islands. However Africans brought their folk music to North America long before our continent was visited by Pacific Islanders.

This is amazing music. This artist, Mr. Nali, is so creative. Vocals, percussion, and his version of the ancient Diddley Bo. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played.

This is amazing music. This artist, Mr. Nali, is so creative. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played. The original instrument that his invention is based on in is called the Diddley Bo.

This is amazing music. This artist, Mr. Osauka, is so creative. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played. The original instrument that his invention is based on in is called the Diddley Bo.

This is amazing music. This artist, Aliyense, is so creative. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played. The original instrument that his invention is based on in is called the Diddley Bo.

This is amazing music. Mr. Edzi's so creative. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played. The original instrument that Mr. Edzi's invention is based on is called the Diddley Bo.

This is amazing music. Mr. Nali's so creative with his vocals, percussion and his version of the ancient West African Diddley Bow. And this has the added benefit of showing us the origins of bottleneck Blues guitar style. If he were to slide that bottle into the note he wants, by touching the string below that note and sliding the bottle up into the exact note... that's bottleneck Blues style like Robert Johnson, Jesse Ed Davis, and Duane Allman played. In all fairness, bottleneck style guitar may also have a second, independent origin in the Pacific Islands. However Africans brought their folk music to North America long before our continent was visited by Pacific Islanders.

L❤VE the sound, I don’t understand but brings me joy.🌨

Capoooo!!

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

On repeat! 💙

❤❤❤🎶💓

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Thanks for the tutorial! But does this DIY make your beard grow and your hair fall out? :)

Q lindo su talento miro sus raíces de donde es y es algo muy tradicional de ellos

Visuals fit his eclectic style

I hope he’s still jamming. I don’t understand but I love it

The best music video, and great music! It Brings a real sense of happiness.

А слова песни где то есть? О чём она!?

I personally LOVE my Dynaudio, even for listening to music. I heard them over 20 years ago in a store and was just blown back how great and detailed they sounded. Since I had my own and I will stay with them for sure.

This is beautiful music, such an experience. Thanks for sharing

Gold!

Dynaudio sin duda alguna. buen video!

Should have wrapped the mineral wool in plastic due to potential floating micro particals (floating in your lung)! And, no, the bass trap effect would not be reduced, because of the plastic.

What are the card strips for?

Sir, I apploud you. Im looking for making several acoustic panels for my streaming studio and it never crossed my mind to just get some old “free” furniture from Facebook market to stuff it with insulation. Thank you so much for the idea!

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Bg up my uncle same blood of my mam

Great idea, but I wish you would have measured the frequency response before and after!

I come back from time to time to see if it will let me like the song again, but alas, only once is all I get...

Wonderful and inspiring and lovely

Did you perform any before-and-after room response measurements to demonstrate the effect of this treatment?

Bravo!! Brilliant!! Very imaginative and budgetwise. Thanks for the presentation...

I've seen this! I am delighted to hear this music again.

Not enough; missing the airgap behind, doesn't cost anything and also just the corners isn't enough impact in most rooms, don't forget the ceiling corners! The mineral/glass wool used is perfect, not to dense.

Big up

Sorry bro, but putting the back wall back on the shelve is st00pid.

I'd love to mic the instrument through a dirty amp rig with at least 2 x monitors

Amazing I'm literally starting to prepare doing that. I'm wondering, though, finnsby's seem to be 9 inch thick. Isn't this too much for a bass trap? or is it ok?

I had HS8's for years to replace Dynaudio BM5's, and they were great. Ive since upgraded to Adam A77X which are a big upgrade, but I would like some dyn's again as a 2nd reference (or maybe some cheap HS7's). Im not a reggae fan as such, but i loved that track!

How is it working for you

I'm between gettin a pair of these Dynaudio BM6A or go for the IK Multimedia iLoud MTM, which one you recommend? The BM6A are second hand and really cheap is there something to concern about these monitors?

This is a beautiful song Abale.

Big Man Micheal

I’ve got some large cabinets in my theatre room, I was going to give them away, now, I think I will fill them with the acoustic insulation and keep them

Pure reggae...good vibes...

Gasper Nali, if you read this. I just want to say how cool you are!