AEA is the tuning Im trying first.The top pairs are tuned in unison and the bottom pair an octave apart.Kept the cost down by buying the timber for the body from a local model shop rather than from a supplier of "tonewood" .It was under £15.This has been ok for rectangular bodies but needed three joints front and back to get the width needed.
The timber is branded 'Orbit' comes with a good finish and I,ve been lucky enough to find book matched pairs in the shop rack so the grain looks the same both sides of the
If I do this again I'll probably buy lengths of small square section wood for making the log to cut the tiles from.Making the stuff from scrap was a pain in the....... unless I,m using the wrong method ?
Hey,hey...I had another idea for a woodburned design. How about a pirate's treasure map with a dotted line to trace your steps all around a tropical island until you're back to where you started from, and a big "X" to mark the spot where the treasure is buried
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AEA is the tuning Im trying first.The top pairs are tuned in unison and the bottom pair an octave apart.Kept the cost down by buying the timber for the body from a local model shop rather than from a supplier of "tonewood" .It was under £15.This has been ok for rectangular bodies but needed three joints front and back to get the width needed.
The timber is branded 'Orbit' comes with a good finish and I,ve been lucky enough to find book matched pairs in the shop rack so the grain looks the same both sides of the
centre joint
Haven,t a clue what to call it- any ideas ?
Hello C.J: blues I use the same tuning as you E5, but I made the 3 high strings (GBE)
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