Question for Mr. Emmons Re: Carter S-12
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Question for Mr. Emmons Re: Carter S-12
Mr. Emmons,
Thank you in advance for your time. I was wondering the "how, and why" you came up with your setup on the Black Carter S-12 posted on the website? Any other comments on the guitar are appreciated. Have a great day sir!
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Regards,
John
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My PSG website-Carter SD-12-U, 8p/5k, Nashville 1000
Thank you in advance for your time. I was wondering the "how, and why" you came up with your setup on the Black Carter S-12 posted on the website? Any other comments on the guitar are appreciated. Have a great day sir!
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Regards,
John
Steelin' is a way of life!
My PSG website-Carter SD-12-U, 8p/5k, Nashville 1000
Al,
I know! That tuning looks like a whole new world of possibilities! I am very interested...
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Regards,
John
Steelin' is a way of life!
My PSG website-Carter SD-12-U, 8p/5k, Nashville 1000
I know! That tuning looks like a whole new world of possibilities! I am very interested...
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Regards,
John
Steelin' is a way of life!
My PSG website-Carter SD-12-U, 8p/5k, Nashville 1000
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John,
Yes it is.
The C# on the 5th and the 10th strings makes a lot of sense, although I have not tried it yet.
Since I have Day setup, I get the C# on the 5th string with my C pedal and with the A pedal as well. I'm planning on adding an additional C# to the 10th string with the C pedal when I send my Sierra back to the factory for some setup and repairs. (Neil's suggestion).
His setup actually looks pretty cool. But with the his A pedal (my C pedal) down you sure have a lot of C#s. I still may try it anyway.
That is the beauty of the U-12's - room to experiment with tunings a bit more.
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Bill Fulbright
1998 Sierra U12 7x5; Gibson ES-165; Peavey 50-410
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Yes it is.
The C# on the 5th and the 10th strings makes a lot of sense, although I have not tried it yet.
Since I have Day setup, I get the C# on the 5th string with my C pedal and with the A pedal as well. I'm planning on adding an additional C# to the 10th string with the C pedal when I send my Sierra back to the factory for some setup and repairs. (Neil's suggestion).
His setup actually looks pretty cool. But with the his A pedal (my C pedal) down you sure have a lot of C#s. I still may try it anyway.
That is the beauty of the U-12's - room to experiment with tunings a bit more.
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Bill Fulbright
1998 Sierra U12 7x5; Gibson ES-165; Peavey 50-410
ICQ# 2251620 Bill's Launch Pad
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I don't know what tuneing you guys are referring to, but here is the one I have used on S-12 for the last 40 years. <font face="monospace" size="3"><pre>
1 2 3 4 LKL LKR RKL RKR
F# G#
Ed E D
G# A
E F# D# F
C#
B C# C# A#
G# A G
E D# F
C#
A
B C# A#
E </pre></font>The middle 8 was the tuning I used years ago before pedals and it has served me well. Just about everything is there for western swing, jazz as well as commercial pedals. You may think it's odd, maybe not, but it works for me. You don't have to lock it in like you do the standard universal.
Jerry
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1 2 3 4 LKL LKR RKL RKR
F# G#
Ed E D
G# A
E F# D# F
C#
B C# C# A#
G# A G
E D# F
C#
A
B C# A#
E </pre></font>The middle 8 was the tuning I used years ago before pedals and it has served me well. Just about everything is there for western swing, jazz as well as commercial pedals. You may think it's odd, maybe not, but it works for me. You don't have to lock it in like you do the standard universal.
Jerry
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Use the [TAB] code as described in the UBB Code Help File. I'll fix your chart for you this time.
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Al, you are certianly right. I have 2 more on the floor that didn't get listed (no fault of b0bs) that not only gives me that chord but several others. I've used it that way for so long that I'm not sure I could get used to it. You know how set in our ways old men are. 3 weeks ago I put on the standard universal, went to a swing convention 2 weeks later where I crashed and burned. So as of this week I'm going back to what I've used for so long. I'm not good but I'm at ease with it.
Thanks for telling me though, I had never seen that combination.
Jerry
Thanks for telling me though, I had never seen that combination.
Jerry
http://www.buddyemmons.com/CarterE912.htm
Here is the Link Bill...
b0b, nice hat pal. All you need now is some cuban coffee and a cigar and you'd fit right in down here!
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Regards,
John
Steelin' is a way of life!
My PSG website-Carter SD-12-U, 8p/5k, Nashville 1000
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Here is the Link Bill...
b0b, nice hat pal. All you need now is some cuban coffee and a cigar and you'd fit right in down here!
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Regards,
John
Steelin' is a way of life!
My PSG website-Carter SD-12-U, 8p/5k, Nashville 1000
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Hi Jerry, that is the way I have done it. Always go back to good old E6, been playing it off and on for about 59 years. I have played the A6, Bb6,the B6,the D6, The C6th, the E9 and always go back to E6 Now with 12 stings , I can play E9 too.
The only differnce between what I have used
on my Carter S12 with 8/8, and what
BE is experiminting with on his Carter S12, he is using the F# on his 8th string and I dont put that in , instead I Put and E on the bottom. I didnt want to interfere whith my grips for the 6th side. But maybe I should use the F# and drop the E. But Kinda like that low E. That would be perfect for a 13 string guitar. ?
You Younger guys ought to take a close look at BE exp. S12 tuneing as it is all There..al
The only differnce between what I have used
on my Carter S12 with 8/8, and what
BE is experiminting with on his Carter S12, he is using the F# on his 8th string and I dont put that in , instead I Put and E on the bottom. I didnt want to interfere whith my grips for the 6th side. But maybe I should use the F# and drop the E. But Kinda like that low E. That would be perfect for a 13 string guitar. ?
You Younger guys ought to take a close look at BE exp. S12 tuneing as it is all There..al
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Looks like a busy schedule to me.