by STEDDIE EDDIE » Sun Sep 12, 2010 11:29 am
It look impressive though, a drummer said to me not too long ago, while talking about another steel player he knew, 'he has got a much better steel guitar than you, it has twin necks', even though i knew the steelie in question only ever played the front neck, i just smiled, knowingly, one steel i did see in nashville though, about 18 months ago, was a keyless G.F.I. twin neck,in a striking gold finish, which really appealed to me, one neck was E9, the other was a 6 string neck connected to the goodrich dobro simulator, presumably not connected to pedals, now if i was ever having a steel specially made for me, thats the concept i would go with.
I think im right in saying, there wouldn't be an abundance of jazz and western swing steel players this side of the atlantic, to which the C6 neck lends itself to, I can think of a few, but not many, certainly not me,
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