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Subject:[RESOGUIT-L] Spare resos
Date:Thursday, February 2, 2006  09:06:39 (-0600)
From:CowboyTrickroper.com <rduke @...net>
In reply to:Message 2718 (written by Wayne Langdon)

Keep those spare resos for "other tunings".

In the last year since I got DAS  (dobro acquistion syndrome), I have 
intended on keeping my other resos in different tunings. Last week I decided 
to go back thru my Mike Auldridge SL-1. It is an older recording and 
somewhere along the way it is not in standard tuning. So instead of detuning 
my "main reso" the W/S, I grabbed my Regal. And so I am going to keep it in 
that tuning while I am working on this video again. I may leave the Regal 
that way so whenever I want to play the MA SL-1 again to brush up some of 
the songs. I had been working on "Head Over Heels". Later I may go on to the 
other 2 songs on there.

With 2 other resos "sitting back", I intend on tuning one to G6 for when I 
play Panhandle Rag. I just hate detuning and retuning up on a guitar. On the 
#4 reso I want to tune to D and learn some on that, but have never really 
experimented with it. Are there some good D tuning songs?

Cheers,
Robert Duke

Wayne Langdon wrote:
  Since the Gibson came into the house the Regal just sort of sits there. So 
spend another, what?  90 bucks for a really good sounding reso that's not 
going to get played regularly?  Or let it go to someone that needs a really 
good sounding guitar for much less than 4 figures.


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