799,- Euros for the Weissenbro! This one has some MOJO, but is still a great lap slide. Contact us via info@bediaz-music.de
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This certainly looks interesting. Their Facebook posting says
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It seems to be a different body shape, narrower at the top (almost like a metal body Weissenborn with a tricone wedged into it). I don't particularly like the offset basket weave sound holes above the cone assembly - they appear mismatched.
Still, I'd love to hear how this sounds compared to a standard tricone.
Still, I'd love to hear how this sounds compared to a standard tricone.
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The mismatched basket weave looks funny to me, too. Anyway, here's a short sound clip:Brad Bechtel wrote:It seems to be a different body shape, narrower at the top (almost like a metal body Weissenborn with a tricone wedged into it). I don't particularly like the offset basket weave sound holes above the cone assembly - they appear mismatched.
Still, I'd love to hear how this sounds compared to a standard tricone.
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I hesitate to make a judgment based on one video, but it doesn't sound much like what I think of as a tricone sound. I expect more tonal complexity from multiple cones than I am hearing in the video.
Still, it's a unique instrument for sure.
Still, it's a unique instrument for sure.
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