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Location: Upper Left USA | I am having a recurrence of Baritone GAS. I looked a few things up and thought I'd share since misery loves good company:
http://www.berkowitzguitars.com/pdf/ag-june-2003.pdf
http://www.adrianlegg.com/tech_tidbits.htm |
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Location: East Tennessee | As written in Acoustic Guitar
Berkowitz tunes his 30-inch
scale instrument from A to A, using a custom
set of strings gauged .018–.080. Those are HEAVY GUAGE strings. :D |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I have used an .074 on my Balladeer to make a Poor man's Baritone. It feels kinda normal after a bit. |
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| Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
As written in Acoustic Guitar
Berkowitz tunes his 30-inch
scale instrument from A to A, using a custom
set of strings gauged .018–.080. Those are HEAVY GUAGE strings. :D |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | with my nose-picking finger... |
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Location: Berkeley, CA | I've got a pair of baritones... the Alvarez AV2SB and Avante AV2E. The Alvarez is significantly better, but they're both a lot of fun.
*hums in a really deep voice* |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | It was this or the factory tour.
Long Neck |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
with my nose-picking finger... His muscular finger. That's why his nostrils are so large. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Willard, did you buy the longneck?
That is a great guitar and a terrific price! |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | I'll be at the tour. |
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Baritone Blues, Longneck Lament
