It's a tenor!

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It's a tenor!

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Only knock off Mustang shape I can find and it's a tenor.
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Anyone use one? What do they do? Is it like a light bass? It's an Airline.
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Ok then. Thanks for the link.
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Fender should retro engineer one of these do they can work out the secret technology of cutting pickguards to fit their Mustang Pawn....
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Dave wrote:Fender should retro engineer one of these do they can work out the secret technology of cutting pickguards to fit their Mustang Pawn....
Actual LOLs, but very true!
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61fury wrote: Anyone use one? What do they do?
I play a tenor, but not one of these. Mine's an 8-string and I built it myself :) . It's a mid-range voice that fits nicely in the mix and doesn't walk over the other instruments, mostly with Celtic, Irish and folk tunes. You could use it in rock I suppose, but it would take better skilz than I possess. I built mine acoustic-electric for a reason, and it does not sound good overdriven (which a blade pup can easily do). To each his own. Mine's a 23" scale BTW,

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crazydave911 wrote:
61fury wrote: Anyone use one? What do they do?
I play a tenor, but not one of these. Mine's an 8-string and I built it myself :) . It's a mid-range voice that fits nicely in the mix and doesn't walk over the other instruments, mostly with Celtic, Irish and folk tunes. You could use it in rock I suppose, but it would take better skilz than I possess. I built mine acoustic-electric for a reason, and it does not sound good overdriven (which a blade pup can easily do). To each his own. Mine's a 23" scale BTW,

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WoW! that looks awesome, good work
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gaybear wrote:
crazydave911 wrote:
61fury wrote: Anyone use one? What do they do?
I play a tenor, but not one of these. Mine's an 8-string and I built it myself :) . It's a mid-range voice that fits nicely in the mix and doesn't walk over the other instruments, mostly with Celtic, Irish and folk tunes. You could use it in rock I suppose, but it would take better skilz than I possess. I built mine acoustic-electric for a reason, and it does not sound good overdriven (which a blade pup can easily do). To each his own. Mine's a 23" scale BTW,

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WoW! that looks awesome, good work
Many thanks :oops: . She was my entry in the TDPRI 2011 Build Challenge, and no, I didn't come close to winning :lol: . There are some crazy awesome builders over there :wink:
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61fury wrote:Anyone use one? What do they do? Is it like a light bass?
They filled a role more akin to banjo, slightly higher than standard guitar, tuned differently (usually CGDA).
They had a brief period of popularity in the early-mid 1900s, but, aren't so common these days. A few people do use them, though, mostly in the singer/songwriter, folk and bluegrass areas.

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