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Subject:Re: [RESOGUIT-L] travel dobro
Date:Thursday, January 11, 2007  10:14:26 (-0600)
From:alotas123 <slider @.............com>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill McCloskey" <mccloskey@gmail.com>

> Does anyone have any recommendations on a travel dobro. This
would be so
> that I can practice on the road. Ideally 8 string. I'm aware
of the
> Road-o-phonic, but looking for something with 8 strings
preferably.
>

Why not carry a lap steel?  It's quiet if you don't plug in so
you can play it late at night.  Of course, it would be difficult
to sit in a jam with one, but just for practicing, it would work
well if tuned like your dobro.


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