Aziz
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Playing on Sabsabi oud
Hi All..
its been a while since i posted a file...
wil here it is 
http://5oof.com/view/23006
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teslim
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beautiful playing...thank you for sharing this...it sounds very inspired
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Jono Oud N.Z
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The same. 
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fadel
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hi
nice sound and playing
gooooooooood
salam
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fernandraynaud
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Sounds very good aziz. What sort of treble strings are you using? very bright!
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Aziz
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Thanks guys gald you like it ...
Fadel...
long time no see man .. we miss ya in the Rabitah hope u r doing and feeling good
fernandraynaud..
if you mean what brand ... its pyramid lut..
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charlie oud
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Very nice Aziz, I love the atmospheric reverb
Best Wishes, Charlie
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fernandraynaud
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Aziz, is it nylon or gut or PVF/"carbon"?
It sounds like PVF.
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Aziz
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charlie oud..
thanks ..
fernandraynaud (14 letters!!)
this is it
http://www.oudstrings.com/index.php?route=product/product&produ...
here you can Husain Sabsaby testing my oud on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPC1jM_oTbs
and here you can see me playing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrdSkvs9h4E
Thanks
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fernandraynaud
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Axiz, fernand works.
I don't understand. They say for long scale, and low tension, and then they say the nylons are heavier than usual. And only about 10x the price I pay
for Maris. Your sabassi is long scale? Do you know the gauges on therectfied nylon plains?
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Brian Prunka
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Fernand,
The nylons are heavier than the other long scale set I offer. The nylons are rectified.
You get Maris for $6? They are good strings, definitely the best value out there for the money.
Pyramid strings are better, in the opinion of myself and many others, but whether they are worth the difference in price is of course up to the
individual.
I will soon be offering similar sets from Savarez lute strings which should come in at a lower price point for similar quality (not as low as Mari,
unfortunately). They will also be offered with PVF as an option.
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fernandraynaud
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I was wondering about how bright they sounded, and the paradox of fatter strings being lower tension.
The reason say D'Addarios basses are higher tension than say Maris, is because the winding uses a thicker wire, so for a given gauge you have more
metal and less fiber, ie higher density. But nylon is pretty much nylon.
I see maris went up a bit but still Pyramid seems very high. The lute market has a specific cachet that translates to higher prices I think. Even
worse on viola da gamba where a 6 string set can go for $200. It's not all in the quantities made/sold. Ehhh, never mind ;-)
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Brian Prunka
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Yes, the Pyramids are expensive, but they are definitely constructed differently than the standard strings in most oud sets (even their own). I don't
know the details, but they are much less stiff (I mean prior to being put on the instrument) than comparable gauges from other manufacturers (Savarez
lute strings being an exception, they are similar).
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Aziz
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thanks all
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