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View Poll Results: Talk about your instrument/gear!!!
Guitar. 170 52.31%
Drums. 39 12.00%
Bass. 45 13.85%
Violin. 7 2.15%
Sax. 4 1.23%
Piano/Keys. 53 16.31%
Harmonica. 7 2.15%
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Old 04-04-2014, 07:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Alright, my Carvin DC135T. What a great guitar. I had the coil split and phase put in. With the 3 individual switches I have 12 p/u configs. Neck tru design makes it so stable. Carvin. They have always done me right
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Old 04-26-2014, 10:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Awwww yeah, finally got my resonator guitar. Specifically a Gretsch Alligator Biscuit G9240. Another part of the Gretsch Roots Series and an amazing value for what you get. The sound is super crisp and amazingly loud, matching any dreadnaught acoustic guitar I've ever played. I can't wait to get a bottleneck guitar slide and start doing some slide blues.
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Old 04-29-2014, 11:42 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Awwww yeah, finally got my resonator guitar. Specifically a Gretsch Alligator Biscuit G9240. Another part of the Gretsch Roots Series and an amazing value for what you get. The sound is super crisp and amazingly loud, matching any dreadnaught acoustic guitar I've ever played. I can't wait to get a bottleneck guitar slide and start doing some slide blues.
Sweet!

I usually keep mine in drop D tuning. I get a bit more range that way when riding a bass beat while sliding.
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Sweet!

I usually keep mine in drop D tuning. I get a bit more range that way when riding a bass beat while sliding.
Yeah I can't wait to start trying other tunings on it, but for right now I'm also focusing heavily on getting the basics of music theory down to the point where they're just second nature, and unfortunately that means staying in standard tuning for the time being.
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