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David Wisson
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Hi All Here is my take on Misty E9th. Since recording this I have tried to concentrate more on the C6th side of my Uni. Dave https://soundcloud.com/user-627782904/m ... al_sharing :)
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Nice job David. You put your own spin on it making it a bluesy feel.
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Hi Larry Thank you. I had a request from Danny Mitchel on the British Steelies Forum after posting Misty. He asked If I could do Brother can you spare a dime. I will post that next (All C6th) Dave
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Thats a cool song. I will be watching for it. Question, did you build that beautiful steel?
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I liked that David... well done... I was close to doing this myself a couple years ago, but saw a squirrel and I'm still chasing him ;-)
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Hi Larry Yes I built it because I fancied trying out a Uni. I used Emmons all pull changer fingers I brought from Emmons and cut the neck and machine head stock with a Makita jig saw, pillar drill and hand files. I worked out the measurements from looking at pics on the web. It plays so well that I sold my Emmons Push Pull that I had for 40 years.
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Hi Dale thankyou I think getting Reaper was a real inspiration to push the boundaries rather than just playing my old comfortable favourite's. It also makes you listen to yourself which helps you improve hopefully! Dave
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Post by Larry Dering »

David, thanks for the reply. Just shows what a man can accomplish with hand tools and determination. That's an incredible build and great story.
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Hi Larry Thank you. Also took a lot of time. I made my volume pedal as well. The pedal is an Emmons pedal with a dual gang pot that turns two Opto Isolators on and off so no moving parts in the Audio chain. I have built a stereo tube amp and I'm half way through the Stereo Pre amp. Have moved and have a whole house to renovate so no play time until its done. Dave