Jake Shimabukuro |
some say the best ukulele player in the world |
Conan O'Brien of Late Night called this One of the best things he's ever seen on the show! |
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"While My Guitar Gently Weeps" |
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VIDEO TWO |
Thoughts on Analysis Plus |
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"The Pro Oval Studio series has totally transformed me as an artist. Prior to discovering Analysis-Plus, my set-up included a spread of effects across the floor in front of me. Now, I don't have the heart to even stick a high-end true bypass pedal between my instrument and the direct injection box. Thanks Mark Markel and the A.P. gang! You guys rock!!" "I didn't know what 'tone' was until I discovered Analysis Plus" - Jake |
Jake's collaborations and special projects are varied. Jake is featured on Ziggy Marley's Grammy-Award winning Love is My Religion, as well as on three CDs and two DVDs by Jimmy Buffett and The Coral Reefer Band. Jake's work with Jimmy also led to his contributions to the soundtrack of the Buffett-produced film, Hoot. He's toured with Bela Fleck & the Flecktones, he recently collaborated with Yo-Yo Ma on the Grammy-Award winning cellist's album Song's of Joy & Peace, worked with Cyndi Lauper. Jake's score for the hit Japanese independent film HULA GIRLS was Japan's official entry to the 2007 Academy Awards Best Foreign Film category and also won four Japanese Academy Awards the same year including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress. Jake is recognized as the world’s top ukulele player - view the videos above and see why.
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| Paul Carrack (Mike & The Mechanics, Ace's, Squeeze) |
| Jeremy Meek (Paul Carrack Band) |
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“The Analysis Plus leads have totally transformed my in-ear monitor sound. I have no idea how it works technically, but there is so much more clarity and detail to the sound which is crucial when relying totally on an in-ear mix. It’s made a massive difference… Thanks to Analysis Plus and aanvil audio for supplying the cables.”
-Paul Carrack |
“I love the Analysis Plus Bass Oval cable because it give a balanced sound with a linear response. Not only is there more clarity and punch, but more bass as well. The bass sound is very musical and fits well into the overall musical picture. As a bonus my instrument has become more responsive…”
-Jeremy Meek |
About Paul Carrack...
The former vocalist of Mike and The Mechanics and the voice behind world-wide hits such as Ace's "How Long", Squeeze's "Tempted" and the timeless classic "The Living Years", has a deserved reputation as a stunning live performer.
After a highly successful summer as special guest for The Eagles at arenas across the UK and Europe, the Sheffield-born singer and songwriter is back on tour to promote his acclaimed new album "I know That Name".
The album has received heavy airplay on BBC Radio 2 and the single "I Don't Want to Hear Any More" featuring Don Henley and fellow Eagle Timothy B. Schmit, on backing vocals, has been recorded and released as a single by The Eagles also.
Carrack’s marvelously soulful voice is known to millions around the world; he is undoubtedly a key figure in Britsh pop history. And as his devoted fans know all too well, a Paul Carrack show is always something very special. |
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| Simon Ratcliffe - Basement Jaxx |
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Munich Olympic Stadium Germany
"This cable is the best when playing acoustic in the studio or in front of 80,000 people in a stadium - cheers Analysis Plus"
Simon Ratcliffe |
| The production duo of Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton released several of Britain's most respected and enjoyable progressive house anthems of the '90s from their base in South London. Before they met (at a Thames riverboat party organized by Buxton), Ratcliffe grooved to the deep Latin funk of War and George Duke while Buxton was turned on to Chicago house. The pair formed Atlantic Jaxx Records in 1994 and was undoubtedly honored to count among fans of their first release none other than DJ legend and Basement Jaxx influence Tony Humphries, who played "Da Underground" from the EP on his New York mixshow consistently during 1994-1995. |
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| Derick Sebastian |
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"I just can't thank you enough for supplying the best cables on earth! Analysis Plus Cables are truly the best!"
Derick Sebastian
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| Don Better - Professor of Guitar, Cleveland Institute of Music |
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"As a professional jazz an classical guitarist, along with being an audiophile I have always tried to find the best gear available to improve my sound. The Analysis plus guitar cables are in a class by themselves. "Full bodied, articulate and quick."
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