Jernigan/Adams avenger tuning
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Jernigan/Adams avenger tuning
I was hoping to hear a report on Doug and Gary playing at the NTSGA on their diatonic tuning. If anybody was there please tell us about it.
Thanks.
Danny
Thanks.
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They will also be playing at the GSGA show here in INDY on May 4th and 5th. I'm not sure which day but they are going to give it a try. Come and be with us and you can no doubt ask them questions about the tuning. Our concert info can be found at www.gospelsteel.com.
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Avenger Tuning
Doug,
This is a special setup and tuning developed by Doug Jernigan and Gary Adams which is being used on a 12 string pedal steel guitar.
This is something that Doug and Gary have been working on for some time now, and is very unique.
I haven't gotten all of the details about it yet, but I'll talk to Doug about it the next time I see him, and see if I can get more details to pass along to the interested parties here.
This is a special setup and tuning developed by Doug Jernigan and Gary Adams which is being used on a 12 string pedal steel guitar.
This is something that Doug and Gary have been working on for some time now, and is very unique.
I haven't gotten all of the details about it yet, but I'll talk to Doug about it the next time I see him, and see if I can get more details to pass along to the interested parties here.
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And on Fessenden guitars. The opening in the changer end looks larger than standard, has Jerry went to a quad raise changer maybe?
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It's a hexatonic scale tuning. Here's a link describing hexatonic theory:
http://www.franksinger.com/hexatonics.htm
http://www.franksinger.com/hexatonics.htm
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Hi Everybody!
Thanks for all the input and John...great photo, Thanks!
I believe in the near future someone witll post the pedal setup for the diatonic tuning.
Once again thanks
Danny
Thanks for all the input and John...great photo, Thanks!
I believe in the near future someone witll post the pedal setup for the diatonic tuning.
Once again thanks
Danny
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Thanks for your interest in the avenger tuning. Gary and I came up with this tuning approximately 36 years ago while we were working with Johnny Paycheck.
We are still experimenting with the pedal and knee lever setup. I will post the copedent shortly after we finalize it.
I will say the tuning lends itself to 7 or 8 knee levers and hopefully 5 foot pedals. About half of the knee levers will be split tuned.
Gary and I hope to have a CD out for ST Louis showcasing the tuning.
Thanks again!
Doug
We are still experimenting with the pedal and knee lever setup. I will post the copedent shortly after we finalize it.
I will say the tuning lends itself to 7 or 8 knee levers and hopefully 5 foot pedals. About half of the knee levers will be split tuned.
Gary and I hope to have a CD out for ST Louis showcasing the tuning.
Thanks again!
Doug
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Avenger tuning
Any further word on this?
I would think any time a player of Jernigan's caliber proposes a new tuning idea it would generate more interest.
I would think any time a player of Jernigan's caliber proposes a new tuning idea it would generate more interest.
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