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Looks as tho it was made by Kosti Karagoz.
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Wow nice deal man!! You might have to spend that extra cash on a new guitar!!Comment
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Super! Congratulations!Comment
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Woah, this has sparked some interest in one. I love middeastern style music, more of the instrumental stuff.Last edited by ApeDosMil; 07-04-2006, 11:49 PM.Comment
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haha, looks like your little oud made it on another forum.
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cool! They have an Efraid of OudBay section!
Hail yesterdayComment
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Damn! You just got a free Jackons CS!
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I was gonna say Ed Roman...Originally posted by charvelguy
I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
The most human thing we can do is comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.
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Man I'm starting to sell ouds on the bay! There are lots of them here!
It's really fun to play these and I can say that they have an important place on Turkish music... I have to find some samples for you
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How comes you didn´t realize the uniqueness of this instrument, when you played it?
... congratulations. That´s a story other peaple are daydreaming of. People like me.Comment
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Shit don't let carrguitar see this thread!Just a guitar player...Comment
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I'm not an oud specialist but that one seemed rather ordinary to meOriginally posted by 5074charvel
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Crap, man. Just crap. What are you going to buy with that cash? A custom order of some kind?Comment
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Now we'll see about 10 ouds on ebay next week. Seller: NextInLine.Originally posted by NextInLineMan I'm starting to sell ouds on the bay! There are lots of them here!
It's really fun to play these and I can say that they have an important place on Turkish music... I have to find some samples for you
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Btw, the name "Karagoz" is Turkish, but "Kosti" isn't. Kosti sounds like it has a Greek originOriginally posted by charvelguy
He must be the child of a Greek mother and a Turkish father...
Anyway congrats again, that's a great deal!Comment
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