New Clinesmith has arrived
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New Clinesmith has arrived
Sounds as good as it looks. I saw a picture of the Dick McIntire frypan about the same time Todd introduced his A25 long scale frypan. This is the guitar Rickenbacher never made but should have, a 7 string A25. I have had MANY frypans and this is as good or better than any of them. Thank you Todd.
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That finish is seductively gorgeous. Todd's horseshoe is my favorite steel pickup of all time. Congrats!
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Lovely! I concur on the sound. The pickup is great but there's more to it definitely, the construction of course influences the sound...acoustically it is quieter and seemingly more "compressed" than other wooden lap steels I have and that comes through the pickup with tons of sustain. Love it. That may be normal with fry pans...I've never played an original. My playing doesn't warrant a guitar of this level but I'm happy to have it!
Waikīkī, at night when the shadows are falling
I hear the rolling surf calling
Calling and calling to me
I hear the rolling surf calling
Calling and calling to me
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Thank you. It is tuned to A6 using fairly heavy strings. It just arrived yesterday so I do not have a sound clip yet.
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Congratulations! I hope you have fun discovering all the music that's hiding in there.
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Gigging?
Hey, Harry. Are you gigging that thing out up there? Would love to hear it and would good for us to have an excuse to head north.
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OMG! That is freakin’ awesomeness!
Congratulations and enjoy playing it.
Congratulations and enjoy playing it.
Current Tunings:
6 String | D – D A D F# A D
7 String | D/f – f D A D F# A D
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6 String | D – D A D F# A D
7 String | D/f – f D A D F# A D
https://papadafoe.com/lap-steel-tuning-database
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