Michael Lewis Pro 1 Guitar Demo

[Blue Eyed Tone]

This is a first clip of a new line of boutique guitars that have been over a year in the making. Last week I had all the top session players in Nashville trying it out and the response was excellent.

The chain is; Michael Lewis Guitars Pro 1 , Keeley 4 knob Compressor, Fuchs ODS 100 Hand Tuned, Celestion Gold in a Fuchs mini 112 cab.

http://radicaltone.com/tracks/mlewis_guitars/OEBS2192.mp3

[Blue Eyed Tone]

Here's the video version so you can see what the guitar looks like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzuoO13IbXs

[Galo]

Congrats my friend...

[les]

Beautiful! Cool features.

[Blue Eyed Tone]

Here's the Michael Lewis Guitars Pro 1 through a Fuchs Lucky 7 2x8 combo recorded at low volume (the only way to get clean tones out of an L7 is at a low volume). No pedals were used in this recording. Direct to the amp (it was actually plugged in to my pedal board -- all pedals were off except my volume pedal.) Reverb and delay were added at mixdown.

http://radicaltone.com/tracks/mlewis_guitars/Pro1L7.2x8.mp3

[jetattblue]

I just wanted to bump this again, because I find myself listening to it a lot. What a great tone, woody tone and a cool jam!

[Blue Eyed Tone]

Many thanks jetattblue, glad you like it. Fuchs posted on their site now as well.

and.... to go along with the audio, here's a some new pics of one of the guitars that I just posted today:

http://radicaltone.com/gallery/MichaelLewisGuitars/Honey0901.IC.JPG

http://radicaltone.com/gallery/MichaelLewisGuitars/Honey0901.IC2.JPG

Best,
Michael

[jetattblue]

You're welcome. It sounds great. How loud was the Lucky 7 to get that tone? I just did not expect such a rich sound from that amp.

The guitar you posted looks great, too. I really like the design.

[Blue Eyed Tone]

You're welcome. It sounds great. How loud was the Lucky 7 to get that tone? I just did not expect such a rich sound from that amp.

You are very right. The volume was pretty quiet... actually it would do pretty well for jazz in real quiet clubs. I used it for a jazz lesson and it worked out real nice. Though the Train 45, turned down, would probably sound even better. The 45 watt has that nice rich, smooth tone and would give a lot more clean head room.

The guitar you posted looks great, too. I really like the design.Thanks, glad you like it.

Best,
Michael

[Blue Eyed Tone]

Some new pics...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3276/3821970229_45170c4245_b.jpghttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2631/3822334384_cca2f1c380_b.jpghttp://farm4.static.flickr.com/3577/3822775422_27cbaefe1b_b.jpg