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Do you DADGAD players dedicate one guitar for it?
I guess you can’t just have one guitar, can you?
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I try to, but somehow most of my guitars manage to end up in DADGAD in spite of my best efforts at designating different guitars to different tunings :-)
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Edited by member.
Last edited by AH Acoustic; 02-08-2021 at 03:24 PM. |
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Usually I have 2 in DADGAD and 1 in CGDGAD, but like Doug says, they all end up being in the same tuning of the latest tune I'm working on.
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I prefer keeping a guitar in DADGAD, partly so I can optimize the strings to the tuning.
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I usually have one guitar that is in either Drop D, Double Drop D or DADGAD, one in standard, and one in either Gsus4/4 or Csus4add9.
Best, Jayne |
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I have one guitar and I retune. It's only 3 strings and doesn't take long. I do tend to spend most of a session in a given tuning rather than repeatedly retuning though.
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I have 2!
I have my Lowden 022 in DADGAD full time, unbeatable really. I have no pickup in it, but have a Sunrise that I throw in the soundhole. Excellent plus! I also have my Taylor 717e with ES2 pickup onboard run to my Tonedexter, ready to play live if I ever get to that again, virus permitting. BluesKing777. |
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I keep my A25 in DADGAD, with the odd excursion into other tunings, usually DGDGBE.
Tuning on my other guitars varies - even standard sometimes... |
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Yeah I keep one in DADGAD almost permanently. But I might tune the one I'm playing to it rather than swap.
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nope, they're all subject to the same torture..
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I also keep one guitar in DADGAD and it usually stays there while my other guitars have their dedicated tunings.
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keep the SCGC Otis Taylor in DADGAD,,,,,,,It sounds like it was born for it.
I understand thaf SCGC may be coming out with DADGAD string sets ???
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Three, kind of. The McIlroy, Taylor and the Gibson parlor are always in alternate tunings of some sort. The Martin, 12-string, PRS and Cordoba are usually in standard.
I don't recall that the Mac has EVER been played in standard tuning. |
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1 in DADGAD
1 in open G 1 in "Rainsong" tuning (open Gsus) 1 in drop D 2 in standard The rest have their strings loosened because they aren't played much. |