My GFI gets down to A when I step on 'The Sigler'. I know you Universal and C6 neck types can really plumb the depths, so, own up and let us know how low you can go.
You're a rascal for the innuendo Mr Mitchell or have I misjudged you this time!
Connolly said his pal once bought a blow up doll, and the following day returned to the shop saying, I've just bought this and it immediately went down on me! Seller said had I known I would have charged you so much more!
Sorry people it must be the Scottish lock in!!!!!
Please re-address Danny's ................. 'Billy in the low ground' ..................question!
Is this confession time Danny ? When I was a boy scout living in war torn London early 50's there came to pass this thing called "Bob'a Job week" so I had at it and earned about 18 shillings but the silly sods never asked me for it so I kept it!! is that low enough!??
Ha, ha! I'm glad you got that off your chest, John you'll sleep better now. And, as much I'm thoroughly enjoying this, I would like to know what's the lowest note you can produce.....on your steel?
Not being a c6 player I am prepared to be told off but I believe the 10th string goes from C to A. Danny you're a "strange person" and I cleaned that one up". LDN
LDN, a strange person's not the worst I've been called and I'm quite happy with that description
So, that A on a C6 would be an octave lower than the A I can get down to on my E9, I presume. I'm just wondering if these 14 stringers, or extended tunings go lower than even that A on the C6
Danny The low A on a Sigler pedal is indeed an octave higher than the low A produced by the boowah pedal on the C6 neck. Do you use that pedal very often? I have the Franklin pedal on a number of my guitars, but only use it for a passing chord - and not very often at that.