LKV alternative use
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Jan Oelbrandt
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LKV alternative use
I once read on this Forum that putting a E to F# raise on the LKV (instead of the usual B to Bb lower) can be useful. So I tried it, and I think it's gonna stay. Here's a demo: It wasn't God who made Honky Tonk angels
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Tucker Jackson
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Jan Oelbrandt
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Thanks Tucker! I'm still in progress on what I'm gonna do with the C-pedal, for now it's a kinda FranklinP, lowering G# to F# (didn't use it in this video)
MSA U12 (uni C6), '71 &'73 Emmons PP, Fender '56 Champion lap steel, custom build Weissenborn. Johnson, Mattelin & '31 Regal resonators, MusicMan RD65 or Quilter head through a 12" Jensen (psg), MusicMan 65 amp (lap). Daddy Slide tonebar