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New Weissenborn Day
Picked this up on ebay, I've been wanted a weissenborn for some time and this was going at a good price for me. Herrmann, made in Italy, 2003. Spruce top, walnut back and sides, rosewood fretboard. Sounds pretty nice, too!
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Put my name in the jealous column!
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Dan Carey (not Crary) A couple of guitars A Merida DG16 Classical Guitar A couple of banjos A Yueqin A Mountain Dulcimer that I built A Hammered Dulcimer that I'm currently building And a fiddle that I built! Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. |
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Cool! Not to ask a stupid question, it it played on your lap? Do you use a slide?
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Here's a couple of examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozhyMV1OFzI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pvu9...xkpA&index=220 And...there are no stupid questions on this forum!
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Dan Carey (not Crary) A couple of guitars A Merida DG16 Classical Guitar A couple of banjos A Yueqin A Mountain Dulcimer that I built A Hammered Dulcimer that I'm currently building And a fiddle that I built! Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. |
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Dan - jealousy noted!! I'd been jealous of others for some time now. I play quite a bit of "regular" slide and had a tricone squareneck as well - which was great, especially when playing with others - but wanted something a bit more subtle and warm. I'd been lusting after a mahogany weissenborn, but this one came up and basically swapped out the tricone for it. I wondered if I'd regret not getting a mahogany one but so far this has all the magic I hoped for.
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Quote:
Here's one that really impressed me - not a combination I'd imagined. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DorFIjycqA
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Dan Carey (not Crary) A couple of guitars A Merida DG16 Classical Guitar A couple of banjos A Yueqin A Mountain Dulcimer that I built A Hammered Dulcimer that I'm currently building And a fiddle that I built! Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. |
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Spock, nice! I'm using a dunlop lapdawg tonebar. It's the only one I've had. I'd like to try a ceramic one, but I like the "shaped" ones rather than the "bullet" shape which most ceramics seem to be. I have a regular ceramic slide that I use for my roundneck and love the feel/tone and would like to try it for my lap playing.
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National Resophonic NRP 12 Fret Loar LH-700-VS Archtop Eastman E8-OM Herrmann Weissenborn Recording King RP-10 Recording King RG-35-SN Lapsteel Maton 425 12-string ESP 400 series telecaster Eastman T485 Deering Americana Banjo My Youtube |