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Band in a box

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 9 Mar 2010 14:08:13 CST

I know i've asked and Troy you gave me an answer but I want to make sure before I buy. Is this what I want? http://www.guitarcenter.com/PG-Music-Band-In-A-Box-Pro-2009-581587-i1445663.gc

made by dobro/gibson?

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 2 Mar 2010 08:34:54 CST

i just tried a squareneck made by DOBRO,. a friend asked me to check it out,.retail price around $600/$700,.seemed to be all mahogany,but its possible the top is birch with a mahogany stain,.a nice guitar and not a bad sound ,the cone could always be upgraded ,.but my main point is that it has a pickup that is not visible and i think it could be the fishman pizeo circular ceramic fitted up/under the cone but not sure,.does anybody have one of these dobro models or know what the pickup is?dobrocop.

Bradley Capo

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 09:08:20 CST

Got my new bradley capo yesterday. Sounds great works great. Thanks for the tip Phil. Sorry it took me two years to buy one.

slide for round neck bluegrass

eric@resohangout.com — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:40:35 CST

hi i just ordered my national model d roundneck. ive always played with a glass slide in a upright position. blues mainley. but im wanting to play a bit more bluegrass stuff while staying upright. what type of slide would you recommend to get close to the sound of playing with a bar etc. something heavy and steel i would imagine. any brand or model would be much apreciatted. thank you

Some of You might wonder, Why I live in Mexico

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 06:43:40 CST

This will answer all those questions and the weather is better also ! http://www.youtube.com/user/TronconesAmigo#p/u/0/U9kop48zUgo

Fishman pick-up question

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 05:02:57 CST

Hello everybody, I was searching the internet for some answers on a question I got and then I came across your forum. So I'm new here but couldn't find a threat about this, so if I just didn't look in the right spot please tell me! My problem is this. I'm playing in a band and we have to perform on big stages. I always used to play without a pick-up and just a mic, but that's giving some problems now so I want to install a pick-up in my squareneck dobro (spider bridge). I wanted to go for a Fishman passive pick-up, but there are 2 types and I don't know which one is the best to go for... there is the classic passive reso pick-up which is attached to the cone screw and there is the new nashville series spider style pick-up. Does anybody of you have experience with these pick-ups, or do you guys know anybody that uses them and what they think of it? In other words, what's the best of these 2 to go for? You help is much appreciated! thanks in advance!

A Resophonic Retrospective by Roger Williams

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 15:26:59 CST

I just received my CD and this has already become my brand new favorite. If you haven't got this yet, do yourself a favor and get it now. Roger has always been one of my favorites but, until now, never knew just what this very talented musician had going. Simply incredible! :)

Is there a bone nut extender?

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 12:28:02 CST

I've got one of those StewMac metal nut extenders for my cheapie reso. It simply destroys the tone. It get's shrieky and metallic... any semblance of mellowness is shot. I've tried playing it with a steel without the extender and the tone is fine (well, as fine as it gets on this $199 eBay special) but I keep whacking the fingerboard. Has anybody heard of a nut extender made from bone ot something else besides metal?

Want backing drum tracks for Western Swing

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 13:55:59 CST

Need: Bass and drummer backing tracks for Western Swing. I have been playing with the same old Fender DEC Swing Backing tracks until I and everyone else has them memorized. The DEC allows tempo and key selection. I only want Western Swing. I am thinking if I had a couple MP3 I could carry them on an iPod and plug them right in. I find a lot of backing tracks, but little or nothing in the Western Swing category. I don't need any other instruments than drum and bass (in the right key.) The DEC is eight bars and a crash, repeat, which is just right for what I am doing. Not too strong, not too loud...just a good solid time keeper, after the fashion of Bob Wills, Merle Haggard, George Jones, George Strait, Alan Jackson, you know the usual suspects. Thanks for reading and for any help or suggestions. Ed Shaw

national estralita or model d

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 11:13:12 CST

hi to all this is my first post. i just sold my gibson hound dog and im looking to upgrade. i play round neck. 50/50 blues and bluegrass. i need something that will cover both styles. dont know if i should go with a biscut bridge or spider. i know spider is more associated bluegrass. biscut blues. there is not a national dealer in the state i live in so. im down to watching internet vids and taking your advice so which way would you go estralita or model d. thanks to all and thanks for having me on your fine forum. -drew

national estralita or model d

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 11:12:30 CST

Brass Slide

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:49:13 CST

Can someone recommend a brass slide for me? I like the weight and wall thickness of the Dunlop 224, but I don't like the opening size (too big). I like the opening size of the Dunlop 222, but it is a little bit too light. Is there some other brand of slide that would have about the inside diameter of the 222, but a little heavier? I want it to be brass. Thanks

newbie here...

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:30:46 CST

A newbie is glad to have discovered the site! I was in a classic rock band, bur quit to back to my first love...singing solo gigs and playing a reso. OK, so I've decided to sell my Liberty "O"style with a Schatten RG-03. I really liked the sound of the Republic Highway 61 and wanted a cutaway all the time. I will have to install a pickup, but not sure if I should do the RG-03 again. They have an NR-2 that does not touch the cone. Just need to know if it will still get the metallic reso tone. Anybody have suggestions for a plug-and-go pickup that sounds fantastic?

ToneBar/Steel --straight or bent

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 10:36:22 CST

Over the past year or two Ive picked up several bars, and noticed that some of them are bent , ie, slight curvature away from the strings/ fretboard. The ends of the bar may touch the 1st and 6th strings(with out any hand pressure on the bar), but may or maynot be slightly touching the 5th thru 2nd strings. Ive noticed this on "high end/name brand bars, custom bars, and cheaper bars. Some are straight, some bent. Quality control issue, or is there a particular reason that it should be bent?????

Dobro resonator

eric@resohangout.com — Tue, 9 Feb 2010 12:29:10 CST

I stopped at a music store on my way back from down state to try out a Gold Tone. This store was listed as a dealer but didn't have any Gold tones in stock. He had a used Dobro (brand name) from the 70's that the shelf price was $950 and was willing to come down to $850. The guitar had a lot of nicks on it and holes drilled in the end of the neck for some reason. Is the resonator worth that since it doesn't look to nice? Or would the sound make up for the looks? It's is more than I wanted to spend to start but if it is a good investment I may try to make it work. Thanks for any advice/ help in advance.

Parlo(u)r Reso - Busker Cannon

eric@resohangout.com — Sun, 7 Feb 2010 12:54:42 CST

Just acquired a cute little parlor reso, a Busker Cannon, which may well be doing a good bit of travelling with me in the future [IMG]http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k7/andys_01/BuskerCannon5.jpg[/IMG] Strung with 15 -56 strings, and lives in a variety of tunings, this is a great little guitar. Love this thing!

NEW RL Peabody

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 6 Feb 2010 07:30:37 CST

Hey Reso Heads! I went by Steve Smith's booth last night at SPBGMA And got a really bad case of RAS!! (reso acquisition (sp) syndrome) The NEW PeaBodys and PeaBody Ramblers are beyond AWESOME!!!!!! YOU owe it to yourself to really search out one to hear and play , you won't believe how Steve and his crew have progressed and improved I going back today Can't wait to get my new Peabody NUFF SAID Bobby

Scheerhorn Guitars

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 1 Feb 2010 20:15:39 CST

I was wondering, is Tim Scheerhorn is still building guitars with just his name on them, or is everything Wechter/Scheerhorn now?[?]

Square neck/round neck

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:01:32 CST

Since I am new to playing a resonator, actually looking to buy my first one, I am wondering what the difference is between the two. Also there are electric resonators. Are there negatives or positives to these? Last question/comment this time: One of my local stores has 2 resonators, both Danville. Any comments? After reading this forum I am leaning towards a Gold Tone, but might be able to work out a deal for the Danvilles if they are worth considering. Thanks for any/all advice in advance.

AXL Thin Amp

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 11:53:56 CST

Has anyone used one of these. I saw a video of a cigar box dobro being played through one. It actually didn't sound bad for it's size. Any information would be appreciated. Mike

Request Help Identifying an OMI Dobro

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:48:04 CST

Hello, I have a dobro that I bought in Charlotte, NC in the early 80s. It is a slot head wood with a sunburst, white trim, 6 string with 3 smaller holes between the two round screen holes. I've tried to make sense of the number system on the internet but so far have been unable. The numbers stamped into the top of the headstock is 81062 space then OD, which is either a Zero D or an oh D. Any help or guidence would be appreciated. Thanks Dwertz

Brownsville square neck

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 06:14:58 CST

I bought my first square neck at Sam Ash in New York a few years ago. Its called a Brownsville (Sam Ash' own brand?) and was dirt cheap - about $180. Does anybody know anything about the quality of that instrument? I am a novice player, and have never tried another square neck, as they are very hard to come by in Denmark. I was contemplating ordering a Gold Tone from the states, because they are relatively cheap, and a good instrument might improve my playing, but I dont know how much of an improvement it would be. I do enjoy playing the Brownsville. Any thoughts?

Republic Highway 61

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:25:01 CST

First of all I would like to thank all of the veterans of this site who answer redundant questions with no attitude. I've been surfing around here for about a month and have really been able to learn a lot from your posts. I would like to know if any of you have had your hands on the new line up from Republic called the Highway 61. I'm new to this whole Reso deal and I am considering this axe as a new member of the family. I'm also considering the Duolian. My main musical interest is Blues and I'm just looking for something to get my feet wet. The smaller stature of the 61 model is appealing because it makes sitting on the couch practicing a pleasure (as I've learned from my Baby Martin). Thanks Yall!

Beard custom Art guitar

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:06:52 CST

Here is a picture of my custom Beard Art roundneck. https://www.beardguitars.com/news-photos-IBMA06-7.html I've been playing it steadily since 2003 and I've come to the conclusion that I really like it. I was jamming a bit last night and the notes are just so clean and crisp and ringing. It isn't for super-fast picking but moderately fast notes really stand out. It is my banjo killer. The volume isn't what makes it so great though the guitar has that in spades. It is all about tone. I have some really nice sounding Martins that also have great tone in there own right, but they are largely left in the stand.

Wave resonator full metal one

eric@resohangout.com — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 03:36:14 CST

yea yea i know agian a question from lowlands of Holland buttt someone offer me a full metal wave resonator including case for the price of 200 euro but i cant find anything and really anything about wave resonators so can someone telll me what is is or a sub name for a chinees its look like a bargain? thanks for your help folks resgards Ab

Sabine AX-3000 tuner

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 16:27:41 CST

so i've been using one of those clip on tuners with the bright green light. problem is the tuner part keeps snapping off of the clip-on part and i've gone through about 4 of them in as many years. i was interested in trying one of those tuners that sticks to the body of the guitar. looking at the Sabine AX-3000. anyone have anything good or bad to say about them before i drop $60 on one?

Need Help regal rd40 or rd45

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 13:12:59 CST

hello all, i am looking voor a resonator to buy now i have sorted out a few things(hours on internet)till so far now i wanne go to the shop and i am thinking of a regal rd40 or rd45 can someone tell me the difference between them and wich is better or must i just try(i do that ofcourse) but i want more info becaus i cant find the difference between them only the price is different so thank you foro you help and sorry for my writhing but my dutch is better or mayby someone have a better idea then this guitar ofcourse same price range best regards Ab

"Stand up" stand for resonator guitar.

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 11:36:07 CST

Hi all, Does anyone know of a stand made for playing standing up? I have a friend who is an excellent electric/flat-top guitar player and he wants to switch back and forth between the two instruments during the same song/set. I saw the play about Hank Williams at the Ryman a few years ago and there was a guy playing one attached to an upright stand and playing electric guitar too. I've googled with no luck. Thanks very much.

Josh Graves DVD

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 07:52:03 CST

Does anyone own the "Dobro Breaks & Back-up" DVD by Josh Graves and what is your opinion on it? Thanks

New reso! Gold tone PBS Mahogany standard

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:52:43 CST

Ive been playing regular guitar for many long years,but wanted to try something new. for the past couple months i have had my reg. guitar with a rigged raised nut and bridge tune to G. I decided i enjoyed playing so i went looking for the real deal.(after many long hours of research ,on this site and others). i purchased one from elderly. Gold tone PBS Mahogany standard laminated..$599.00 I could not believe the quality of it!, i could find no flaw in the finish coat anywhere! very beautiful instrument!! Sounds so bright and warm, no buzzing whatsoever. i was worried about spending this money on something made in china. no thoughts about that now though.. From what i read alot of the inerds are installed and made here. I can not get over how well built and beautiful this reso is. and +1 to ELDERLY for the quick no crap service! oh and Elderly did sell me one with a genuine beard setup! Even though im new to dobro playing, I know abit about guitar quality and sound. This is it. and for the price wow!

regal tricones

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:15:33 CST

Hi today I've played in a shop a regal tricone and find it a good instrument, much better than the regal spider bridge instrument I saw some times ago. I read somewhere that this instrument marked under Regal name and distibuited by Saga are built by the Amistar company: does anybody know if it is true?

Stolen Dobro

eric@resohangout.com — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 15:30:58 CST

I write on behalf of my friend Wendelin Längle who´s dobro was stolen from backstage on 1/9 or 1/10 in Essen / Germany. Missing is a Dobro, model 37, with a recent built in Fishman-pickup. There is no serial number. If anyone sees that Dobro on stage or is being offerd that guitar, please contact immediately: wendelin-ilona@t-online.de thanks Martin Gross

heart

eric@resohangout.com — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 10:09:50 CST

New to reso guitars but not new to the sound I am stepping in the water.Music [or any art for that matter] must make a person FEEL ..something..joy, sadness whatever to be enjoyed enough to be played or listened to again. A well played resonator does that for me every time.Even a single note in the right context stirs this old heart. Always in love with Emmy Lou, Steve Earl, Townes AND Bluegrass and Outlaw country in general I WILL learn to play this thing and at the very least will make a joyfull noise. Great forum buy the way..B.C.

Digital Camera gear for Reso trade?

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 8 Jan 2010 15:12:34 CST

I'm a professional photographer and I usually have to buy new equipment at the end of the year to off-set my tax bill. I also have to get rid of some gear to make room. Anyone want to trade some digital camera gear for a resonator? The camera is a Nikon D70s and the lens is a Nikon 20-35mm F2.8. The lens alone cost $1200 new. This lens is the "professional" level lens, not to be confused with the 18-35 f3.5-5.6 (the cheaper, consumer version). The camera was a back up unit and is in excellent condition. The value of this gear on the used market is in the $1000 range. I'm looking for a tricone (Republic or better) or a spider cone (like a Gold Tone, USA Dobro, etc) to go along with my metal bodied biscuit reso. Prefer a round neck but will consider a square. This would be a good trade for anyone wanting a good digital camera and lens. You can see examples of my work here: http://s41.photobucket.com/albums/e291/cgotshall/CG%20Portfolio/?albumview=slideshow , some of which was shot with this camera. Here is a photo of the gear (camera, lens, 2 batteries and charger). This camera has a pop up flash as seen in the 2nd photo. [IMG]http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e291/cgotshall/D70s.jpg[/IMG]

First resonator guitar

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 8 Jan 2010 11:12:41 CST

I'm looking to buy my first resonator guitar, I don't have much money though. I know the first one i get will probably be a total piece of s***, but I am wondering which brands or guitars I should look for that are a..."less smelly" piece of s*** compared to other very bad ones. I

Cobalt coated Finger Picks

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 7 Jan 2010 17:08:47 CST

I have been considering getting a pair of the Pro Piks that are coated with Cobalt. Being retired from the aeronautical metals trade. I know that cobalt is tough metal and pretty slick if ground properly. They should last a long time. I was wondering about the tone though. Has anyone tried these and whats your opinion of them. Bob

New Diamond Ultimate slide to trade

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 7 Jan 2010 14:03:45 CST

I have a beautiful, brand new , cobalt blue Ultimate that Ian made me for use on my pinkie finger. This thing is sweet! Problem is, I tried but just don't like the slide on my pinkie! It's a 16-17mm internal diameter (yeah, my fingers are bony!) x 6cm long and has the rolled edges. Anyone want to trade for a slightly larger Ultimate (18mm or so) or even a Red House or Blue Diamond. I know the Red House and Blue Diamond cost a good bit less, but I'm OK with an even trade!

Wechter / Scheerhorn Resophonic

eric@resohangout.com — Wed, 6 Jan 2010 09:04:17 CST

Gang, Being a green newbie I thought it best to make a new topic since I am ask about feedback on those who have experience with the Wechter / Scheerhorn Resophonic products.... Also seems like a good entry level instrument to me at this point. All be it a bit more than I initially though about, but such is life sometime.... Anyway just still checking things out and looking for feedback of those whom have walked before me. Thanks for everything you all are tossing my way!

Crafters of Tennessee Dobros

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 4 Jan 2010 18:18:31 CST

I'm an acoustic guitar player of 45 years, just getting serious about lap style reso. I'm currently playing a 1972 metal Dobro roundneck with a nut extender but I'm thinking about getting a wood squareneck. I'm attracted to the Crafters guitars in part because they are often described as having a traditional sound. I've found a few used ones--maple (Virginian), walnut (Californian), and mahogany (Tennessean). I've also talked with Crafters and know what I could get a new one for. These guitars are not readily available to try out in my area, so I can't easily compare them to other brands or one Crafters model to another. I did read the one ecstatic review here on Reso-hangout, and I've read a few comments in old forum posts. Most are positive, but I don't get the impression these are that common among forum members as there aren't that many posts about them. Does anyone have first-hand experience comparing the Crafters models to one another or comparing these guitars to other brands? Are these quality guitars that will satisfy for life (well, I'm 62, so take that into account [:)] ). Or will I find myself as I improve wanting something else? I play Martins and Gibsons for my acoustics, so I am used to pro but not boutique instruments. Any comments are most welcome, and thanks for all the great information available at this site.

Essential Techniques for Dobro

eric@resohangout.com — Mon, 4 Jan 2010 17:51:45 CST

For anyone wanting some very solid instructional materials, from beginner on up, I'd recommend the Essential Techniques DVD's by Rob Ickes. I think this was recorded some time ago, but is very well organized and presented. I took up the squareneck last fall, and was fumbling around until this product was under the Christmas tree. In the past two weeks, the progress has been solid, and I expect now will continue due to Rob's tips and instructional help. The areas he targets cover a lot of ground, and some examples that have particular appeal in my situation are playing behind a singer, stopping/minimizing the string noise, and the double-screen teaching aids. Apologies if this has been posted before, but thought this product deserves a well-earned plug. Paul Ryan www.ryantunes.com

Buying a Resonator

eric@resohangout.com — Sun, 3 Jan 2010 10:50:58 CST

Hi everybody! I'm from Brazil and have a dream: buy a National resonator. I've been thinking of going to US and get my self a National Guitar. In the NYC metro area, Mandolin Brothers is the only place that has any selection of resophonic guitars. But tell me, please: will I have more options in California? Which place in the US is the best for buying my first National? Thanks for your attention. Happy New Year! Jefferson, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

My trip to Asher Guitars

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 2 Jan 2010 17:39:40 CST

Just before Christmas I went to Bill Asher's shop to check out his Style 1 and Teardrop acoustic lap steels as well as his electics. What a great opreration he's got, and a terrirific, down to earth gentleman.. And his instruments... whoa!... Sweet ! Well, I came home with both... A breathtaking Style 1 Koa and a Mahogany Teardrop. Both with L.R. Baggs M1A pickups. Both are amazing guitars... especially the Style 1. Style 1: (mine is the top one laying on it's side) [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y221/ccrane/ASHER%20STYLE%201%20KOA/Asher-Acoustic-Hawaiians-0.jpg[/img] Teardrop: [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y221/ccrane/ASHER%20MAHOGANY%20TEARDROP/TearDrop1.jpg[/img] Then, there's the Breedlove, with heavy gauge strings tuned to B for playing tunes such as this Ed Gerhard tune "Homage" (played by Ed G on a Breedlove - on his "Live" CD): http://www.resohangout.com/myhangout/media-player/audio_player2.asp?musicid=5669 [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y221/ccrane/BREEDLOVE%20KOA/BL-FrontBody.jpg[/img] Running all into a Baggs Venue DI -> AER Compact 60 - Ahhhh..... they all sound wonderful !

National cone

eric@resohangout.com — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 03:43:10 CST

Has anybody tried the National Spider type cone & spider bridge ? How do they sound ?

Jimmy Heffernan is a class act!!

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 12:10:23 CST

I read the post from Jimmy on his new downloadable lesson and went to his site to buy it. Either I'm completely dumb (very good chance and lots of supporting opinions on this) or something wasn't working right on the site, so I sent Jimmy and email and asked if I was doing something wrong. He wrote me back quickly that he didn't know what was the matter but that he'd give me the link and password to download the lesson even though I hadn't paid him yet. Of course I went and sent a payment ot him directly using PayPal but if I hadn't, he would have been out the money, he put customer support ahead of profit margin. I would recommend his lessons, DVD's or the new downloadable, to anyone. Ken

brozman dvd

eric@resohangout.com — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 03:16:19 CST

i spent the day with new Bob Brozman lap blues dvd's and i found them very helpful the dude is off the chain great player , i highly recommend them.

First reso- country blues

eric@resohangout.com — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 11:33:39 CST

Greetings all... great site. I am a fairly accomplished fingerstyle country blues player, and I've always played regular acoustic guitars. I am interested in getting a resonator; I would play it spanish style, mostly fretted, some standard tuning, in the country blues style. I've never played slide and plan to learn; however, most of my playing would be fretted, especially at first. I would also accompany with voice. I am wallowing in all of the options I have. It is also very difficult to find different options to play before buying. After much online listening I think I prefer the warmer, more "sustainy" tricone sound, but the triolian sound is also nice. I don't think the spider bridge sound is for me. Main questions I have: - Is either tricone or biscuit bridge better suited for the style that I plan to play? - what are the tonal differences between steel bodies, brass bodies, and wood bodies? - When it comes to acoustic tone, I am pretty picky. As a reso beginner, would I be satisfied with a Republic tricone, or should I just bite the bullet and go straight with the Nationals? Are both likely to sound the same in my hands for the first year or two? Thanks in advance for any insight.

Appalachian Reso

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:41:18 CST

I've been seriously considering upgrading from my Gold Tone and I've been looking all over. I was searching on ebay tonight and found a listing for a reso made by Appalachian Instruments. I searched the forums and only found a classified. Jst wonderd if anyone had any info on these.

Tutbro

eric@resohangout.com — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 18:49:43 CST

Does anyone have a Tutbro? Any comments?

Heffernan's New Improvisation Lesson

eric@resohangout.com — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:29:16 CST

I hope I'm not breaking any rules putting this here. BUT............... I've got a new lesson download that up on my website. It's on improvisation but you could also call it how to use 100 licks. I break down 2 tunes and show you how to start improvising on them. !!! Comes with tab and some backing tracks. Lot's of folks have asked me to put this out and here it is. Drop by www.jimmyheffernan.com and stock up for the long winter. Thanks and I hope everybody has a wonderful Holiday Jimmy

Reed Resonator guitar

eric@resohangout.com — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 10:21:00 CST

Anyone know anything about a Reed Resonator guitar? There is a Walnut one on ebay. I did a google search for it and found nada. It looks nice.