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Here are a few samples of the many varied sounds that
can be coaxed from a Wendler electroCoustic.
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Who'll Stop the Rain
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"Acoustic rhythm".
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Clear
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Stephanie Sante on her 23.5" short scale electroCoustic.
Her website is at www.stephaniesante.com.
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Shadow of Your Smile
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Fingerstyle on the "electroClassic" nylon string.
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Angel Eyes
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Duet. "Acoustic" rhythm with "Jazz" lead.
Played on the same guitar, through a Fender Pro Jr. The
only tone change settings were on the guitar. Volume and
tone of the amp is unchanged between tracks.
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Se7en
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This is Edward Cheung on his three pickup seven string.
All guitars on this composition were done with this
instrument.
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"BrianG"
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Brian Gingrich with his jazz
quintet featuring the 4 string electroCoustic Bass.
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In My Solitude
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"Acoustic archtop" fingerstyle.
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God Bless The Child
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A duet using our prototype all-tube amp.
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eC Bass/Jazz Trio
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Jeremy Cohen on bass...no equalization or compression.
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Midnite Mood
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Marcus Willett playing a doubled bass line on the 5-string
electroCoustic Bass.
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New Kid
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A Tex-Mex rendition of a popular melody.
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Temperance Reel
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Traditional "crosspicking".
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I Will
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A quartet of electroCoustics
featuring Brett Hodges on the electroMando and Dave Wendler
playing lap style on the electroBro.
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Summer Samba
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Jim Soloway on the first electroCoustic 7-string.
Jim is using Thomastik-Infeld flatwound
strings.
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All Of Me
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An electroCoustic mandolin trio. Scott Tichenor on
electroMando, Steve Ozark on the electroCoustic bass,
and I'm comping rhythm.
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electroClassic "classical"
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Bill Crahan playing a classical piece on the electroClassic.
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electroClassic "DADGAD"
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Bill playing an old timey piece in new age style.
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Stomper Strut
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Clip of the new electroCoustic amp. Bass is direct;
guitars are through the amplifier
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Billy In The Lowground
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An old timey flatpickin' tune through the
electroCoustic amp.
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Spoonman
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If you've listened to the other mp3's, you've heard
jazz, rock, new age, old timey, pop and classical.
This is a tune written and performed by Gary Hall.
Thanks, Gary for letting me post this. When designing
the electroCoustics, this is the primary focus I
envisioned for it. The singer/songwriter,
as an instrument of expression.
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If you would like to hear more, or can't download the
MP3's, you may obtain a free CD
sampler by calling (816) 332-3264
or emailing your snail mail address to: dave@gtrz.com
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