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How about fingerpicking a nylon-stringed Godin? I have one of those, and a GR-33 as well...
Hi, Cris,
I assume you mean one of the classical Godin's with the built in hex pickup? Sadly, due to an arthritus-related disease that has totally trashed almost all of the joints in my body, including my fingers, I can no longer play classical guitars (neck's too wide) or even standard steel string acoustics. I'm still able to play some on just about any electric guitar, however, though not with the same ability that I did before this condition got ahold of me (it started in the early '90's). So, that sort of thing is out for me. I've thought about buying a GR-33 but they seem to be hard to come by these days. Which explains why I'm very interested to hear about the Axon unit. I'd love to have a guitar synth that *really* does have almost no-latency tracking with *any* synth, software or hardware. When I had my GR-1, despite how cool it was, it had a long ways to go to become a low-latency tracker and it wasn't worth a hoot at triggering other hardware synths. I've heard that the GR-33's are much better at this than the GR-1's were.
Bill