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10197
Hello Friends, I don't think I've made a post to the Registry in over a year!! I can attest to the Steve Parks Fan Fret Tenor being a bargain as I've had the...
Paul
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Jun 2, 2007
1:00 pm
10198
Just a brief note to let the group know, (I'm braggin' a bit) that I just ordered ANOTHER Soares'y guitar. This time It's a "Baby Tenor". I already have one ...
Chef Duyk
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Jun 2, 2007
2:02 pm
10199
Good luck with it. I have been eying one ofg them to take on camping trips. If you think of it maybe you can post about how that baby plays after you've broken...
Rich
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Jun 3, 2007
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10200
A few years ago I brought my 8 string Soarsey mandocello out to Joushua Tree, California and my friend, Mitch Smith, video taped me on a low level video...
Mark Josephs
mistermetzoo
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Jun 3, 2007
6:03 am
10201
I'm kind of a fan of Nashville tuning a six string guitar. From what I understand, this tuning is used by the Nashville studio guys to add more chimey stuff...
gretschbigsby2003
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Jun 3, 2007
12:43 pm
10202
Neat idea Bob. I've used Nashville or High-Strung tuning on one of my six stringss for years although I don't use it in performance all that often. I've had...
Jim Owston
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Jun 3, 2007
12:53 pm
10203
After writing earlier about breaking my A string too often, I stumbled across some Celtic numbers done in GDAE and that looks like fun. Before I start snapping...
doug@...
douglasjohnr...
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Jun 4, 2007
11:06 pm
10204
My tenor stays tuned like that all the time. The small "E" string is the same as E on the guitar gage 11 or 12 the A string is 17-18 gage then the "D" string...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
3:09 am
10205
I re-read your notes below and missed the up-down part . . . all strings are tuned down from the standard tenor tuning. SKip "doug@..."...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
3:14 am
10206
You won't be able to get to GDAE using a set of CGDA strings. Try something like .013, .020, .030, .042 gauge guitar strings which will give you a string...
Mark D. Winborn
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Jun 5, 2007
3:32 am
10207
Hey long term vets. I'm real curious about a very simple thing. I've only been a member for a short time so forgive my ignorance. Why is it that you guys ...
SKip
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Jun 5, 2007
4:14 am
10208
... With regards to the capo, I have seen some guitarists using Shubb type capos with part of the rubber sleeve cut away to allow a string sound for its full...
andysugz
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Jun 5, 2007
7:41 am
10209
For goodness sake, doesn't anyone listen. The EADG tuning or as some of the backwards guys put it: GDAE is meant to go LOWER not higher. No wonder you're...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
9:59 am
10210
Hiya ... I wonder if it's people who have a tenor banjo chord chart which shows GDAE tuning? Going from guitar to uke I just transpose DGBE to GCEA in my head ...
Rob Dick - Jupiter Cr...
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Jun 5, 2007
11:13 am
10211
Hi Skip ... Interesting. As primarily a guitarist I always go thickest to thinnest. I wonder if the classical guitar people go thinnest to thickest and it's ...
Rob Dick - Jupiter Cr...
jupitercreek...
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Jun 5, 2007
11:14 am
10212
Kyser makes a short capo made for only three strings on a six string. It might work. Google "Kyser Short Cut" and you'll find various sites that have it....
Shawn Thomason
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Jun 5, 2007
12:19 pm
10213
Here's a thought regarding which direction the strings are to be identified: Name them in the order which is closest to your heart when you are playing the...
tee_cal
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Jun 5, 2007
12:38 pm
10214
What if you are left handed???...
Willis Schmidt
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Jun 5, 2007
1:47 pm
10215
Execellent Q. Maybe the gage should always follow the string name? Willis Schmidt <wdschmidt@...> wrote: What if you are left handed???...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
2:01 pm
10216
That is the most beautiful thought I've heard in years, only one problem. What about instruments that are tuned alike, ie. fiddle and mandolin? Don't those...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
2:05 pm
10217
As a teacher of classical guitar for years now I think you may have caught on to something. The books teach from the bottom (small string) back to the face...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
2:12 pm
10218
As a teacher of classical guitar for years now I think you may have caught on to something. The books teach from the bottom (small string) back to the face...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
2:14 pm
10219
Hey Rob, I have a good friend north of Austin where I live up in Georgetown, Texas. The only way he plays his old Stella tenor is tuned like the first four...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 5, 2007
2:20 pm
10220
That's interesting because I've been playing stringed instruments for 30 years and I've always heard strings named from Low to High. To me it is more logical...
Tim Roberts
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Jun 5, 2007
4:05 pm
10221
Here's one more for what it's worth. If you take a picture of an instrument say a tenor in "standard tuning" if the instrument is head up the strings from left...
Kenneth Heikkila
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Jun 5, 2007
5:08 pm
10222
Interesting. I took violin lessons about 30 years ago from a symphonic violinist, and he taught me to name the strings from deepest to highest, GDAE. I now...
johnbird@...
ukuleleshoni
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Jun 5, 2007
6:42 pm
10223
Hi John: Kindly allow me to correct a spelling error, and exchange the word heart with "head" from my original message, which should now read: Here's a thought...
tee_cal
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Jun 6, 2007
2:59 am
10224
There seems to be more published material of opposite material. Check out the Mel Bay books . . . also check out:...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 6, 2007
4:25 am
10225
At least look at this: http://www.banjolin.co.uk/mandola/fretboard.htm tee_cal <teecal@...> wrote: Hi John: Kindly allow me to correct a...
Skip Skinner
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Jun 6, 2007
4:26 am
10226
Here's a blog entry on violao tenor - along with a Youtube clip of a Del Vecchio model! Coooool! http://choro-music.blogspot.com/2007/02/violo-tenor.html...
durbien
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Jun 6, 2007
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