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Subject:Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Tunings ??
Date:Friday, January 4, 2008  16:07:34 (-0500)
From:D. Tannehill <ephsmath-phys @...net>

 
----- Original Message -----  
From: <reso-man@comcast.net> 
 
 
> Heyyy Wayne, 
>  
> You don't EVER be sorry for starting a thread sir!  I have a list of  something like 13 or sodifferent tunings for lap steel guitar, and basically I consider a "dobro" just a mechanically amplified non pedal steel guitar. 
>  
> To get started with "different" tunings, first make sure you've got some spares, but gently take that fourth string upppp slowly from D a whole tone or two frets up to E!  Depending on your guitar, if you decide you like this change, you might have to put a 4th string on that's a couple of thousandths lighter, but Wayne, trust me, a ol' Texas boy like yourself will suddenly find hisself in Bob Wills' band! 
>  
> Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh ha!!! 
>  
> "Frosty" in Moo Hampshire 
>  
> -------------- Original message --------------  
> From: "Wayne Langdon" <wlangdon@hot.rr.com>  
>  
>> And I'm beginning to feel sorry that I started this thread. Just into this  
>> instrument barely over two years, I find this discussion pretty  
>> overwhelming.  
>> Something to aspire to but not now. I'm just happy to be able to change  
>> keys on the fly. Transposing 6ths and all this is wayyy beyond what this  
>> old country boy can do at present.  
>>  
>> Thanks for all the responses.  
>>  
>> Wayne  
>> Copperas Cove, Texas  
 
 
"Depending on your guitar" is right. Hazel (1986 OMI) loves the GBEGBD tuning
and just about begs me to twist on that #4 tuner, but Virginia (2005 Tut Taylor
Virginian) will cuss me like a sailor if I try it with her. Hazel says my band
needs to do more Western Swing and minor keys so she can really show off. But
whenever I try G6 with Virginia, she just makes the most aweful out of tune
racket-I swear she sounds like a tom cat fighting a ojnab. 
 
But beyond that, I hear Blackie DeNeve doesn't like anyone messing with her 4th
string, and will make a sound like "twang-POW" or so I've heard. 
 
Wayne, go ahead and tune your dobro to GBEGBD and just play the tab almost the
way you have it. you may have to move the notes on strings 4 & 3 to get them to fall into place, but I'm sure you'll like what you hear. YCH is a great song that needs to be played a lot more often! 
 
Dan in RI 
 

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