My new Tremblay

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Jean-Sebastien Gauthier
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My new Tremblay

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Hi guys, I want to show you the beauty Hugo Tremblay from Tremblay's guitar made for me. It sound and play as good as it look.

Controls: Volume, Tone (reversed for the boowhaa)
Scale : 23
wood: Walnut
Pickup : Lollar Chicago
neck spacing 2.35"
bridge spacing 2.625"
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Thomas Temple
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Sweet

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That is beautiful and if it does in fact play as well as it looks, you have every right to be proud as punch.
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tremblay

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Jean thats a beautifil guitar. can you give me their web site info. i am looking for something like that myself. thanks and that a fine guitar
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Jean-Sebastien Gauthier
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Post by William Lake »

That doesn't look like a guitar to me!!
It looks like a frying pan :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: My new Tremblay

Post by Dan Simard »

Good looking fry pan! Would you mind telling us how much it cost? (hoping it will convince other members to buy one!)

I also own a Tremblay and I see more and more members here buying them. That guy lives is from Quebec (my province) and I'm really proud of it. He builds low price custom lap steels so contact him for your next project : http://www.tremblayguitars.com/products/steel/
Jean-Sebastien Gauthier wrote:Tone (reversed for the boowhaa)
I never heard of a reversed tone. Is this a standard for fry pans?
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Post by Jean-Sebastien Gauthier »

Around 600$ with all the inlays and fancy stuff and a really nice hard case!
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Post by Jean-Sebastien Gauthier »

The reverse tone pot is not standard is just a little tricks I discovered by accident because Im really bad in electronics, in fact I messed the other fry pan I played with Wayne Hancock, thats why I didn't do any boowhaa. The one I played with Wayne was my first, a very basic one, I receive the second one when I was back to canada, I wish I had this one to play with Wayne.
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Post by John Mulligan »

That's beautiful and the price is right, too. Congratulations. I am very happy with my Tremblay lap steel model hb250209 on the archive page at http://www.tremblayguitars.com/archive/.
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Post by William Lake »

$600 is a VERY reasonable price for such a beautiful guitar.
Jean, maybe you should get him to post here on this forum. Might drum up some business.
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Post by Mike Neer »

Very nice guitar. Looks a bit similar to the Frypan replica I had Mike Dotson build for me.
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Post by Jean-Sebastien Gauthier »

Willam: yes I will.

Mike : In fact your Frypan was an inspiration for mine!
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Post by John Bruce »

Jean,
Do you have a price for a double eight?
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John Bruce wrote:Jean,
Do you have a price for a double eight?
Jean-Sebastien have bought his steel from Tremblay Guitars and they currently have a double 6 strings at 449$ (canadian dollars) : http://www.tremblayguitars.com/products ... al=ls6m056

It could give you an idea of how much they would ask for a double 8 strings...
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Post by Thomas Ludwig »

nice guitar Jean-Sebastien :D

good to know that there is another lapsteel maker ;-)
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Post by Rick Stratton »

Hi Jean-Sebastien ,
Great looking fry pan!
I'm really thinking about getting one of these.
How does the pickup sound?
Would it be good for Hawaiian?
Capable of mellow tone?
I'm envious!
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Post by Rick Barnhart »

Nice guitar...it reminds me of Harry Sheppard's Harbor Lights guitar


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Clinesmith consoles D-8/6 5 pedal, D-8 3 pedal & A25 Frypan, Pettingill Teardrop, & P8 Deluxe.
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Post by Jean-Sebastien Gauthier »

Rick:

How does the pickup sound? Great!
Would it be good for Hawaiian? Sure!
Capable of mellow tone? Yes!

At first I was a little afraid that the Chicago pickup will be to aggressive but it sound really nice to me, I can get a very nice warm clean sound with it, well defined but not sterile, you know like a good P90, clean single coil but with maybe more mid.

I will a little demo tomorrow.
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Post by Jean-Sebastien Gauthier »

I made a little demo! Please dont care about the bad playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4hdWuu4 ... e=youtu.be
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Very Nice

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Thought that the guitar was a berauty just looking at it, now hearing it the beauty only grows. Love the sound and your playing is not all that bad either. Thanks for giving us a taste of this fantastic guitar.
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Post by Andy Volk »

Beautiful guitar with lovely tone and pretty good playing too - I love the doo-wah licks.In looking at the other guitars on the site I couldn't help noticing .....

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Hehe Andy its very funny!
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