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kevinam - Posted - 10/31/2023: 10:41:38
Hello all,
Any thoughts/input much appreciated ... I want to buy and learn dobro.
Am a total beginner but played guitar and mando long time.
Have identified these 3 via thomann.de - any views on these?
many thanks in advance!
Kevin
MarkinSonoma - Posted - 10/31/2023: 13:35:29
You're a longtime guitar player so as far as a roundneck guitar played Spanish style you already know what you're doing.
When we use the term "playing dobro" it typically refers to to playing lap style on a squareneck guitar with a steel tonebar in your left hand. So the Gretsch would of course fill the bill with that technique.
I am confused - you listed two roundnecks and one squareneck as possible choices. What exactly is it you want to do?
