|
I
just started using the C Bore on my gigs at Bahama Breeze
here in Detroit and I have to tell you what a pleasure it
is to play this pan. EVERY note is clear and bell-like. The
notes leap out with the slightest touch and when you want
to torque it a little harder, the notes are still resonant
without "Borking out". When doing fast chromatic
lines, you will still get that nice, clear articulation and
separation on every note. The combination of the 9" skirt
and the bore holes virtually eliminate those unmusical overtones
that all other pans have. I'm betting that Bored Pans are
going to be the wave of the future. I can't wait to get this
pan into the studio. Great job Bertie! 'Dat pan IS soundin'
so sweet, Mon.
|
Dennis
Farac
Royal Oak, MI
faracd@aol.com |
|
| I
Just opened the case.....I love it !! The kids will love it
!! |
|
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXPixi
Park
|
Victor
Machado, Parks Facility Planner / City Landscape Architect
Stockton, CA Parks & Recreation Department |
|
| Double
seconds are here. And so sweet. Love them. Merci. Love the drums.
I think I can do this. |
| Joe
Camp (writer, producer, director of the "Benji" movies)
|
|
| I
love the pan. I've been playing every morning trying to shake
off the 15 years of dust since grad school. The country group
I'm working with is finishing up their album and I'm to head
back to Nashville before Christmas and add percussion tracks.
|
| Rob
Roth, Conneautville, PA |
|
| Magdolna
got her pan, I was fortunate to be able to try it. Yes I was
very impressed. I tried many pans before and I really liked
Mr. Marsahll's pan. It was a very pleasent experience. She asked
me to thank you very much. |
| Peter,
Phoenix, AZ |
|
|
Hi,
I'm
really liking the bore pan I bought from you at PASIC. Considering
how much abuse I put it through, it's really easy for me to
tune because it is constructed so well and also because there
is so much space between the notes.
Bahama
Breeze restaurants is opening up here in Dallas and I'm going
to be the house pan player. I should be playing upwards of
six nights a week, depending upon my availability. If you
come up to DFW, come check it out. Also, if I get contracted
to play the Austin restaurant, I'll definitely give you a
heads up.
I
would like to know when Tony will be in town . I would like
him to inspect the pan for tune up.
Let
me reiterate: I LOVE MY BORE PAN!!! Nobody has ever seen or
heard anything like it.
|
| Joe
Perea |
|
|
