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Joined: May 2008 Posts: 1555
Location: Indiana | What's the story on the unusual double-neck in your last newsletter? Pretty guitar.
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Joined: December 2006 Posts: 6994
Location: Jet City | pretty weird... sorry, had to say it. I was commenting on it last night, it's just wrong... like an in-bread hillbilly. Those two first cousins just shouldn'ta done it. It takes a special player to do a 2 necked guitar. This one looks like both necks are meant played at the same time. I saw this kid from Oregon, Justin King with one, he had it down... https://youtu.be/Ge23x6FBtuQ
Edited by Damon67 2015-04-30 11:15 AM
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Joined: May 2008 Posts: 1555
Location: Indiana | Be kinda useful if one were strung high "nashville"... |
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Joined: December 2003 Posts: 848
Location: Canada | Should have some additional epaulets to make it a a "Legite" or would that be an "Eligend" ...
Edited by d'ovation 2015-04-30 11:53 AM
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Joined: March 2004 Posts: 137
Location: Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire | Alternate tuning on the other neck??? Not a bad idea!! |
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Joined: March 2013 Posts: 359
Location: undisclosed | That is interesting, if it was a Gibson it would be the Debbie model, being a 2 headed love child. |
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Joined: January 2002 Posts: 14127
Location: 6 String Ranch | Yeah, high strung or open tuning was the plan |
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Joined: December 2014 Posts: 1713
Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | I LOVE the inlays around the headstock! That is what I want on my Guitar!
Congratulations Beal! I like it!!
Question: If the vibrations on the wood are what make the incredible sound, this one should have great sound because of all the wood surface to vibrate off of. What made you decide not to put soundhole(s) on the 2nd side, but instead forcing it to go over to the only soundhole? Will this increase the vibration and quality?
Just asking so I understand the reasoning behind it, definitely not questioning your judgement or authority on the subject! |
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Joined: April 2008 Posts: 2985
Location: Sydney, Australia | naellis58 - 2015-05-01 6:45 AM
Question: If the vibrations on the wood are what make the incredible sound, this one should have great sound because of all the wood surface to vibrate off of. What made you decide not to put soundhole(s) on the 2nd side, but instead forcing it to go over to the only soundhole? Will this increase the vibration and quality?
Or put the soundhole in the middle, between the two sets of strings?
How do you work out the bracing for something like that? Best guess? |
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Joined: December 2014 Posts: 1713
Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | Inquiring minds want to know.... |
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