u/gnuisance

Since sourcing is ok on this sub I wanted to see if anyone had experience with this vendor? They are offering a caapi extract that they seem to be marketing for daily use. Details:

"Happy Caapi is a full-vine aqueous-ethanolic extract of Banisteriopsis caapi, single-origin, third-party tested every batch. DMT: not detected. Concentrate 20:1 (w/w). Non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan. Free of fillers, preservatives, and unnecessary anything.

Active compounds: harmine, harmaline, tetrahydroharmine, and a supporting fraction of minor β-carbolines. Standardized within a batch; the plant varies slightly within a living-ingredient range, which is the point.

Ingredients: Banisteriopsis caapi vine extract, distilled water, food-grade ethanol (≤ 20%), vegetable glycerin."

I am interested in this product for two reasons:

- I tried chewing syrian rue seeds and found it to be quite unpleasant
- I'm also interested in including THH for vaporhuasca purposes since I'm told it can enhance color (rue doesn't have much THH apparently)

If you know of another source of b. caapi extract that you have experience with please lmk!

I like guitar picks and I can kind of scratch the shopping / guitar buying itch with something that’s not too expensive.. maybe you can relate 😁.

I’m a bluegrass style player and I like large triangles and the blue chip TAD 50 is my number 1 right now. For rhythm I like a slightly thinner Wegen (around 1.0).

For anyone that uses these do you have others you like? TIA and happy pickin

I like guitar picks and I can kind of scratch the shopping / guitar buying itch with something that’s not too expensive.. maybe you can relate 😁. Anyway I like large triangles and the blue chip TAD 50 is my number 1 right now. For rhythm I like a slightly thinner Wegen (around 1.0).

For anyone that uses these do you have others you like? TIA and happy pickin

True, some might call this a knock off martin with laminated rosewood back and sides.

But for someone new to vintage acoustics and looking for an easier entry than spending $6-8k minimum for a nice D-18 / 28 this thing hits the spot for me.

The tone and sustain are bonkers compared to my Eastman (no shade the Eastman is also a great guitar).

Yairi was legendary for his attention to detail and he stored tone woods for decades so the top on this guitar could easily be 70+ years old.

Super stoked on this thing. It’s beautiful, well loved, easy to play and it just rings like a bell. Thanks for looking