I’m just the ventriloquist trying not to move my lips, but it’s the wooden dummy with all the voices! True Derek, the dog bowls are full of nice tones! Thanks for dropping by, very much appreciated!
I’m still learning strumming technique on this Resonator. My tendency is strum like a six string, but finesse touch really makes these sing, and sustain a note, Thank you StorminSteve!
Thanks Dennis! Wearing my railroad pants! The dog bowl resonates a bit higher or lower depending where you pick play than the license plate guitar. The license plate guitar is more responsive especially plugged in! Resonators rule! Appreciate the very nice comment D!
I do like this Resonator a lot Danny! I have to put some acoustic strings on it and see what it can do unplugged....there goes my 5% Street cred! Thank you very much Danny!
AP, I have my little chocolateer witch one mile under the ocean in a pressurized tank, 500 miles off shore........and I still hear her demanding to be played! Looks like I’m going to have to roll on my back and submit! You need to send a disclaimer with each witch....they own you! I do enjoy playing it very much, but I’ll never say that! Thanks Pick!
I like showcasing my Honey Gold Dog Bowl Resonator, This put it front and center, and me trying to hop a train! This is the guitar I built with the help of CBN membrane George Martin. He did the hard cuts and fretting. That’s a great compliment A. D, I take pride at not following the herd, gets me in trouble and nowhere a lot, but unconventional and contrary playing has its place in free style playing. There’s freestyle jazz, I’m freestyle CBG delta rock blues, and so of what ya call it. Thank you kindly A. D.!
I’m still TRAINing, no pun intended Uncle! I’m still picking a little heavy, I have to realize it resonates pretty good. Glad you enjoyed it UJ, appreciate you very nice comments!
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I’m still learning strumming technique on this Resonator. My tendency is strum like a six string, but finesse touch really makes these sing, and sustain a note, Thank you StorminSteve!
Nice pickin' Richard! That dog bowl has some good voices,
Thanks Dennis! Wearing my railroad pants! The dog bowl resonates a bit higher or lower depending where you pick play than the license plate guitar. The license plate guitar is more responsive especially plugged in! Resonators rule! Appreciate the very nice comment D!
I do like this Resonator a lot Danny! I have to put some acoustic strings on it and see what it can do unplugged....there goes my 5% Street cred! Thank you very much Danny!
AP, I have my little chocolateer witch one mile under the ocean in a pressurized tank, 500 miles off shore........and I still hear her demanding to be played! Looks like I’m going to have to roll on my back and submit! You need to send a disclaimer with each witch....they own you! I do enjoy playing it very much, but I’ll never say that! Thanks Pick!
A. D, darn spellcheck!!! That’s CBG member, not membrane!
I like showcasing my Honey Gold Dog Bowl Resonator, This put it front and center, and me trying to hop a train! This is the guitar I built with the help of CBN membrane George Martin. He did the hard cuts and fretting. That’s a great compliment A. D, I take pride at not following the herd, gets me in trouble and nowhere a lot, but unconventional and contrary playing has its place in free style playing. There’s freestyle jazz, I’m freestyle CBG delta rock blues, and so of what ya call it. Thank you kindly A. D.!
I’m still TRAINing, no pun intended Uncle! I’m still picking a little heavy, I have to realize it resonates pretty good. Glad you enjoyed it UJ, appreciate you very nice comments!
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