Raising a GFI Student Model
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Raising a GFI Student Model
Got any ideas on raising a GFI student model. The legs are nonadjustable except for a jackscrew on one rear leg. GFI says order longer legs and pedal rods. Pedal bar mounts thru holes in the front legs. I'm trying to figure out something I can build that won't mutilate the guitar.
- John Botofte
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Can I ask why this is a problem? I have the same model. I am more than 6 feet tall and raising the one rear leg was enough for me to feel comfortable.
John
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Georgeboard 8-string, 6-string DL travel lap steel, Gretsch 6-string, Gretsch Jim Dandy Parlor Guitar, Peavey Nashville 112, Boss RV-5
Zoom R8
https://soundcloud.com/lapsteelin1965
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I am working on this guitar for a rather large gentleman who says his shins are quite long and he can't get under the guitar. I am 6-1 1/2 and I get under it but it is tight. He is taller than me. I am coming up with some ideas but I live in the country and need to go to the city to a fastener shop to check out my options. I think the George L pedal rod extenders will work. It is the none adjustable legs that are presenting the challenge. It's a good sounding and playing guitar.
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