The clean sound sounds a bit like a hollow body, I think 🤔....I've got an sg. i think I'll try it . George harrison used flats on an sg ...well, they all did before mid sixties
I strung my SG Standard with GHS Nickel Rockers, they are wrapped with a round, pure nickel cover that is slightly flattened by computer controlled precision rollers in the winding process. The result is a semi-flat string that has a warm but articulate tone, which feels great under the fingers. They also come in many different gauges. What's good enough for players like Eric Johnson or Stevie Ray Vaughn is surely good enough for us mere mortals. I LOVE 'em... Check 'em out! P.S.: great playing, mon ami! Salut!
The way you speak is absolutely fine. If you want to lose your French accent over time that's up to you, but you don't need to apologise or be embarrassed by it! I understood everything you said, and we're musicians, think about how many musicians around the world there are who do their best to speak English to explain their ideas to more people. Especially if we're talking jazz and French (or French-Canadian) accents, I don't think people are going to be annoyed with you or anything, the music comes first here - but you can be anyone you want to be!
@@etiennechagnon you ever try dogal's evolution or expressive flats? gamechanger set of strings. pyramid's flats always jived with my 335 real well too.
