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Guitar experiment that has turned out great, I probably shouldn't share..
Posted on 12/26/19 at 3:45 pm
Posted on 12/26/19 at 3:45 pm
but there are some good folks on here, so I don't mind. I had a cheap Ventura thin body electric/acoustic cutaway guitar that just didn't sound very good, I decided to put a high strung Nashville tuning on it.
If yall don't know about this, you basically just use the lighter strings off of a 12 string set and make a new nut.
I got the idea though, to use one of the bottom E-strings on the top. It works great, you get a sound that is somewhere between a mandolin/banjo/resonator guitar mixed together.
The Blues and country shuffles, sound amazing. Gonna do it on one of my classic vibe telecasters. I like it that much.
If yall don't know about this, you basically just use the lighter strings off of a 12 string set and make a new nut.
I got the idea though, to use one of the bottom E-strings on the top. It works great, you get a sound that is somewhere between a mandolin/banjo/resonator guitar mixed together.
The Blues and country shuffles, sound amazing. Gonna do it on one of my classic vibe telecasters. I like it that much.
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Posted on 12/26/19 at 6:54 pm to auggie
Mark Knopler's "Romeo and Juliet" would probably sound good on it.
I put a Capo on the 5th Fret for the higher sound.
That's the only song I use a capo on.
I put a Capo on the 5th Fret for the higher sound.
That's the only song I use a capo on.
This post was edited on 12/26/19 at 6:58 pm
Posted on 12/26/19 at 7:55 pm to tidalmouse
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Mark Knopler's "Romeo and Juliet" would probably sound good on it.
Really, almost anything sounds good, but I would hesitate to play it as a solo instrument and use it more as a backing instrument.
So far key of Emajor and Amajor, work the best where you can pick some blues accents on those top 2 strings. It really sounds old school.
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