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oldguyinTX
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Pretty awesome to get that sound from 4 strings. Pluse a slide. Pure hillbilly. I love it! 
Machinegunner
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Thanks John, It was very good. Also watched some of the You Tube videos after Very beautiful music.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Nice blues chord progression with a couple licks thrown in. Four strings make some pretty good music. :yes::yes:
Bob Denman
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It's not my style of music...
...But the Dude did have STYLE! :clap:
I wonder what prompted the "4-string" decision? :dontknow:
...But the Dude did have STYLE! :clap:
I wonder what prompted the "4-string" decision? :dontknow:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Banjo's, basses, violins, mandolins (8 strings but the 2nd in each position resonates with the same tuning), and ukes's. One or two less strings take some of the "spice" out of the sound and it "clears up" a bit.
Some of the old steel music used some pretty elaborate chords using fingers, pedals, and knee levers. Current cleans it up a lot. The result is more on point notes. Instead of the mind trying to figure it out, it just plays through with good sound.
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Bob Denman
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That's why I listen to so much Ozzy: there's nothing to figure out! Similar threads
