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Dave Birkett
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From: Oxnard, CA, USA

posted 20 January 2002 03:04 PM     profile     
Ricky, I noticed on your copedent on your other website that you lower your 6th string to G with a lever. Would you mind giving an example of how you use this change? Thanks.
Dave
Ricky Davis
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From: Spring, Texas USA

posted 21 January 2002 12:55 AM     profile     
You betcha......

E E7(or) E E7
3.___________ ___________
4.___________ ___________
5._7a~~8a~~7a _7a~~8a~~7a
6._7b__8L~~7L _7b~~8L~~7L
7.___________ ___________
8.___________ _7~~~8L~~7


C Csus G7 Gaug
4.__________ ___________
5.__________ 8~~~~~_____
6.__10b~~10L 8b~~8L_____
7.__10~~~~~~ 8~~~~~_____
8.__________ 8L~~~~_____
9.__10~~~~~~ ___________


A Am
4._5~~~~~
5._5~~~~~
6._5~~~5L
7._______
8._______


Ricky
Dave Birkett
Member

From: Oxnard, CA, USA

posted 21 January 2002 09:50 AM     profile     
Thank you, Ricky. You're a prince. Is this forum great or what??!!
Dave
Paul Graupp
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From: Macon Ga USA

posted 21 January 2002 10:55 AM     profile     
It is indeed a Great Place and what makes it so are the Great Folks that come on here like Knight's Of The Round Table offering all sorts of information and help along with the best of manners and courtesy. It's been asked on the Forum and I have wondered the same question myself for years: ARE ALL STEELERS GOOD GUYS ?? See for yourself....
Only the best are allowed to post here !!

Regards, Paul

clive swindell
Member

From: Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK

posted 22 January 2002 01:56 AM     profile     
Hi Ricky

Same sort of thing - you recall when we met in Sheffield that we talked about the Franklin pedal and you said you would let me know what to do with it when you got back.

I had one fitted to the new Mullen - what exactly do I use it for?

Ricky Davis
Moderator

From: Spring, Texas USA

posted 22 January 2002 10:33 PM     profile     
Hey thanks Dave and Paul for the nice words and glad to help out.
Hey Clive I'm not ignoring you pal...I've been in studio all day and got to hit the sack to make that 8:30am tee time...but I'll hopefully have time to jot some things down for you in no time pal.
Oh and I don't have this change on my guitar nor will I on my new Fulawka....which you can see my copedant on the "Rebel and Ricky" site..
But I know I can plop a couple of things down for ya as soon as I get a hour to think about it.....ha.
Ricky
Ricky Davis
Moderator

From: Spring, Texas USA

posted 24 January 2002 01:31 PM     profile     
Ok here are some ideas for the pedal 4 that lowers 5th and 6th strings a whole tone.

(harmony scale from G to C)
3._____________
4._____________
5.___3(4)~3~~3a
6._3_3(4)~3~~3b
7._____________
8._3___________


(some chord changes and movements)
G Em7orC9 chord
3._______________
4._10~~~~~~~~~~~~
5._10a~~10~~10(4)
6._10b~~10~~10(4)
7._______________
8._______________


G7 G6 G7 G6 G7/9 C
3.______________________
4._8L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~8
5._8~~~8~~8(4)~~8~~8a~~8
6._8B~~8~~8(4)~~8~~8b~~8
7.______________________
8.______________________

That is pretty basic and gives you the idea and theory behind that pedal 4. But doing these moves and understanding what the notes are and their value to the chord and where they are going by using this pedal; will help you add and use this pedal more in your style of playing..."you might even come up with some stuff for yourself that works cool for you.
Have fun and hope that helps.
Ricky
clive swindell
Member

From: Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK

posted 25 January 2002 01:45 AM     profile     
Thanks Ricky - your a star!
Ricky Davis
Moderator

From: Spring, Texas USA

posted 26 January 2002 01:13 AM     profile     
Your Welcome and glad I can be of some service here.
Ricky

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