"Stutter switch?"

Michael Douchette · From: Gallatin, TN (deceased)

I saw Smiley tonight; he showed me a "stutter switch" that Johnny Cox built for him. It was a doorbell button, and when he pressed it rapidly, it made the slide he was doing "stutter."

I picked up his bar, and said, "You could just do this." I just bounced the bar up the neck.

He hit me. Laughing

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Brendan Mitchell · From: Melbourne Australia

Ha ha

Wally Taylor · From: Hardin, Kentucky, USA

M.D., your a riot! Laughing

Wally

Al Udeen · From: Hendersonville Tn

Gee! Maybe Terry Bethel should try one of these with Mel?

Danny James · From: Summerfield Florida USA

Stutter Switch.

I have a Multi-Kord that I bought new from Jay Harlin of the Harlin Bros. back in about 1962. It came out from the factory with one installed. It still works. Just a little red button that sits between the volume and tone control knobs.

Harlins called it a Wah Wah button back then. You had to have the tone control set to treble for it to work.

Bill Ford · From: Graniteville SC Aiken

Then we had Speedy West doing it long time ago, I believe that was about the time Les Paul was playing in a tile bathroom,before reverbs were built.Do I remember that? Yep!Just Waitin For The Sunrise.

BF
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