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I'll try that approach, thank you Tucker!

I’ll just do one bump……No one has any info?

Hi folks, I have a 3x5 Mullen Discovery and a 3x5 Carter Pro both with typical Emmons copedent, including vertical lever lowering 5&10 by half tone. On the Mullen, I sometimes use the vertical knee lever in combination with either the LKL and LKR to access chords or phrases. I have found on my C...

We have been building the Mullen Discovery for many years and it is fitting in real nice. A lightweight professional guitar and delivery times that won't leave you waiting forever. https://mullenguitars.com/discovery Mike and his team at Mullen make a easy to play and great sounding steel guitar in...

Bob I'll take it. Pm sent

Pm sent Richard, I'll take it

I'm sorry, the last poster, and some before are, in fact, correct...I just checked again, and the note with the pedals engaged is FLAT, not SHARP. Damn newbies! :roll So to be clear (for a change) if the vertical lever is engaged with no pedals....I can tune the B string open, and also the B to go t...

Thanks Dick, yes..helpful! And thanks to everyone else, learning a ton here...the vertical knee lever is apparently a rich topic of discussion!

Thanks everyone who responded. A ton to think about here. I figured it was probably a physics thing.......and not sure I want try to split tune given that the discovery can't accommodate it unless I purchase more hardware for it.....and the idea of lowering the g#'s to g instead with this lever is i...

Hi, long time board reader and steel newbie, go easy! I searched for this specific topic but didn't see it, might have missed it. Just graduated recently to a Mullen discovery with 5 knee levers, emmons copedent, from an old shobud maverick that I played for many years. Ah sweet freedom! Love all th...