The "Tenor Pan"
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- Rick Aiello
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The "Tenor Pan"
Or what my wife calls it ... The "Fly Swatter"
Had to build me a "personal pan" ... sold my Black Pearl ...
A356 cast aluminum with an L&M Perpendicular Pickup ...
Hi to lo: E C# G# E
The older I get, the fewer strings I need
Had to build me a "personal pan" ... sold my Black Pearl ...
A356 cast aluminum with an L&M Perpendicular Pickup ...
Hi to lo: E C# G# E
The older I get, the fewer strings I need
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- Stefan Robertson
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Fewer strings.
Keep going and you will only have one left like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8H-67ILaqc
Keep going and you will only have one left like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8H-67ILaqc
Stefan
Bill Hatcher custom 12 string Lap Steel Guitar
E13#9/F secrets: https://thelapsteelguitarist.wordpress.com
"Give it up for The Lap Steel Guitarist"
Bill Hatcher custom 12 string Lap Steel Guitar
E13#9/F secrets: https://thelapsteelguitarist.wordpress.com
"Give it up for The Lap Steel Guitarist"
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Beautiful work Rick!
Cheers,
Fred
Cheers,
Fred
www.fredrikkinbom.com - New lap steel album out now - listen here: fredrikkinbom.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-lap-steel-and-harmonium
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Weeg was named after Luigi Galvani ...
Fang was named after Hagrid's Neapolitan Mastiff (Harry Potter) ...
Dusty was named after Dusty Rhodes, The American Dream ...
Tucker was named after the Marshall Tucker Band ...
Maximo Joe got his name cause my wife wouldn't let me name him Moe Joe ...
Ellie and Emmie ... LEILO & MEILO ... I was into acronyms in those days ...
Chewy the pig is named after Chewbacca ...
Bellatrix, Molly and Tonks (goats) and Lilly Potter (guinea pig) ... More Harry Potter references ...
Gloria (Tennessee Walker) ... She came with that name ...
I think that's all of them ...
Back to the pan , here's Weegee with the sacrificial polystyrene pattern and the pan fresh out of the sand ...
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- Rick Aiello
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I started playing C#m7 last year ... Hi to lo: E C# G# E B E ... Just to change things up (been playing C6/A7 since the 80's) ...
I changed strings one day ... And didn't have a the big E and B .... So I just strung up the top four ... To play it until the D'Addario Chromes came ....
I liked it a lot ... Kept just 4 on ... And after a couple months, I decided I'd cast a 4 stringer for myself with the leftover stuff I had bought to make Jeff Kearns 7 string and cast amp ...
I really like it ... It's so tiny, with such a big sound
Here it is next to an my A22 ....
I changed strings one day ... And didn't have a the big E and B .... So I just strung up the top four ... To play it until the D'Addario Chromes came ....
I liked it a lot ... Kept just 4 on ... And after a couple months, I decided I'd cast a 4 stringer for myself with the leftover stuff I had bought to make Jeff Kearns 7 string and cast amp ...
I really like it ... It's so tiny, with such a big sound
Here it is next to an my A22 ....
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got to play the tenorpan yesterday.
Nicest sounding steel I've ever heard. Every string and note has a hard to define uncluttered round fullness. Open E, then tune 1 string up a step and you got C#.
Easy to get into perfect tune. Seems made for slants, and the interesting qualities a slanted chord makes compared to straight bar. Sounds very Hawaiian with a simple guitar or uke backing track.
Newest PU is real clean and smooth. Rick is on to something!
Nicest sounding steel I've ever heard. Every string and note has a hard to define uncluttered round fullness. Open E, then tune 1 string up a step and you got C#.
Easy to get into perfect tune. Seems made for slants, and the interesting qualities a slanted chord makes compared to straight bar. Sounds very Hawaiian with a simple guitar or uke backing track.
Newest PU is real clean and smooth. Rick is on to something!