Yes but not with good audio quality. My upload called The L Boze 7/19/2023 was me playing this kit at an open mic jam. The phone recording doesn't do it justice but it's the only recording I have up with the mini kit right now. I also didn't have the kit mic'd in it. I usually mic the kick and toms to have it in the PA mix. Whenever I take it out someone comes up and says they cant believe the little kit sounds so good.

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Does yours have an out of tune pipe? I think it is possible to retune but very difficult. I personally doubt I would attempt it. I guess you would need to carefully remove the glue holding the tuning stop in place and then steadily blow into the instrument with that key pressed so you can slide the stop in or out of the pipe to tune it. Then you need to seal the stop again.

@@TBoneProductionsVB It's in 12 equal, ſo yes, in that reſpect, they are all out of tune. I wiſh to put it in Pythagoꝛean tuning with C at 256 Hz. With four flats and one ſharp (F#). I do not owne this inſtrument, but aſking in caſe it could be tuned and then I would look into getting one. It is VERY hard to find a decent ſounding acouſticke inſtrument that can play at leaſt 3 notes at once in Pythagoꝛean iuſt intonation. Looking into a violin to ſtrum and pluck foꝛ this, but the coſt of one that ſoundeth decent is quite high. I alſo would want gut ſtrings on it, which is another complication the woꝛld ſeemeth to not eaſily handle without boat loads of money and acceſſe to a luthier, 2 things I don't haue at the moment. On this Andes 25F, if the ſtops were not glued, like is the caſe in a pan flute, the tuning could be done eaſily as it is (relatiuely) with them. It is a real ſhame on Suzuki that they went out of their way to make the inſtrument vntunable.

It is a Battery Pack built by Tomsline to power guitar pedals so aside from one USB port for charging a phone it has 2 ports for the standard the power cable guitar pedals use so you can power a pedal board with it while busking or just to just have one less thing to plug in on stage. The Roland micro cube runs on the same power as pedals so it works great for the amp too. In terms of capacity one charge would outlast several packs of AAs so it's a huge money saver and convenience.

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I enjoy the song that you sang and the idea with guitar and keyboard and your voice sounds very good !! Which is the name of that song ?

@@doriansmode9203 Thank you. Yes I like the one man band challenge. That song is called Kiss From A Rose by Seal.

thanks Buddy ! I saw the music sheet and I think it’s not easy song to sing ! Congratulations again good job

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@Korg Nanokey 2. I added foam blocks to raise the flats keys higher and added white majors I swapped with another Nanokey. I use the small phone mounted to the keyboard for midi voices then stereo transmit them to the amp.

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Wait u alr have a thumb pick i think lol its a bit hard to see

​@@soondubu. Thanks! Yea I'm using a black mountain thumb pick.

I also have a roland micro rx it should work on this amo to

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Oh cool. How is it working out for you?

The lead vocal and guitar dude still has a successful band and career shredding as far as I can see. Unfortunately I lost touch with the other guys but I'd like to think they are still out there making music. Especially the bass player. Dude was my best friend back in highschool. The scene wasn't totally my thing but they were cool and one of the first bands I really filmed for. I wish I had their skills when I was working at NAMM.

Cool! I'd like to hear ya play it some time. It's a great song for changing the speed of a set. A nice gentle start but room to build it up intense at the end. When I play it live I tend to get more growly and shouty near the end then fade back out gently. Lately I also have had a friend do a vocal harmony on the chorus which is fun.

The viaduct is still there but unfortunately this train station was recently demolished by the Reading Railroad Company. There was a movent to try to save it as a historical landmark but it was either not registered as a historical landmark so the effort to save it failed. I have not been on the abandoned part of the tracks in years, only recently on the parts turned into a park. I saw that a band climbed up and did a live recording up there so there is likely a way to climb in but I have been out too long to say where you can enter. Hopefully someone who has been there more recently can say but I guess the good ole way is to scope it out and make an attempt if you find a rout. Good luck.

If you want to take a photo by some graffiti In Philadelphia other options are: Graffiti Pier, FDR Skate park, or the corner of 5th st & Cecil B Moore Ave.

And I am a photographer here so maybe I can help you get the shot. See Tyler A Davis Photography on facebook or tboneproductionsvb on instagram

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Thank you Erick!