James Tyler Japan Studio Elite HD & Source Audio Gemini Chorus by Guitars Rebellion

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Guitars Rebellion
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Demo by Cyril Tarquiny
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Cyril Tarquiny is a talented french session guitarist and songwriter.
He has collaborated with many french and international artists, such as Yannick Noah, Garou, Céline Dion, Anggun, Khaled , Isabelle Boulay, Natasha St-Pier, Ishtar, Carole Fredericks, Roch Voisine, Patrick Fiori, Tina Arena, Mickaël Miro...
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https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyril_T...
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Recorded at the Battamobile Studio
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Recording, mixing and mastering by Christophe Battaglia
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Video editing by Crazy Vibes
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About James Tyler Guitars
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https://www.tylerguitars.com

Today, the guitars are built using state-of-the-art technology including computerized milling machines, laser machines, 3d modeling stations, and aerospace engineering to ensure utmost quality and precision in each product that is made. Technology, however, never takes precedence over what James calls “the human factor”. In this digital age, many computer-built products feel sterile and like machines themselves – that is not what you get with a Tyler. James draws the line to ensure that technology remains a tool in the hands of expert luthiers, and never a human replacement.

The handwork and attention to detail at Tyler make a guitar feel comfortable and familiar, a small, dedicated crew of talented craftsmen builds each guitar to order doing as much work by hand as possible. The necks are final shaped by hand, the bodies get hours of hand work through the sanding, painting, and buffing processes. The frets are dressed and polished by hand through a 10-step process that gives a superior final result that no computer-controlled machine can produce. The guitars get assembled, adjusted, set up, played, listened to and tested by people who care about quality. Then they go back for a final set-up before they are packed and shipped. It takes a determined balance of modern technology and old school tradition to give you a guitar that feels like an old friend when you play it for the first time.

The operation at James Tyler Guitars has grown slowly over the years with no partners, no investors, and no compromises. All the work is still done in Los Angeles, California in the same spirit as when it all started. A ton of sweat equity goes into each instrument, so you can pick it up and make it yours from the very first moment.