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Topic: Franklin Pull
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Mark Kelchen
Member From: Cedar Rapids, Iowa USA
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posted 16 December 2003 05:14 AM
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I am looking for some tabs using the Franklin Pull. Anyone got any ideas? On this guitar it is on 5,6 and 10. |
Don Townsend
Member From: Turner Valley, Alberta Canada
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posted 16 December 2003 06:34 AM
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Mark;
Did you try a Search in the archives? I think there was quite a bit posted in the past.  |
Steve Geis
Member From: McDonough, Georgia, USA
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posted 16 December 2003 07:31 PM
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MARK, I'D BE INTERESTED IN ANYTHING YOU FIND ON THE FRANKLIN PULL, TOO. IT'S A NICE CHANGE BUT I AM STRUGGLING TRYING TO FIND AN APPLICATION FOR A LICK OR TWO OR THREE. REGARDS, STEVE |
John Young
Member From: Parker, Texas, USA
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posted 17 December 2003 04:29 PM
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an easy way to use lick is what ever key your in open pedal position like D 10 th frett engage your franklin pedal roll the strings and let up real easy works great on strings 6-5-4 also i use it on slow ballad songs |
Bobby Boggs
Member From: Pendleton SC
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posted 17 December 2003 08:10 PM
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This pedal (The Frank pedal) is used in the pedals down position all the time.Since John used the key of D.Go to the 5th fret.Play strings 4,5,and 6.A & B pedals down.Release them and engauge the Frank pedal and then press A&B again.You can also use strings 4,6, and 10 (if) you're lower 10 a full step which is the full Franklin 4th pedal change. Another really easy example.10th fret,strings 3,4,and 5.B&C pedalsdown release them hit the Frank pedal release it let 3,4,and 5 ring no pedals. The Franklin pedal works well with the knee lever that lowers the E's to Eb. This is just the tip of the iceburg.As a matter of fact if you use Pauls E9 copendent you can mix it with any knee lever you have.Hope this helps get you started..............bb [This message was edited by Bobby Boggs on 17 December 2003 at 08:14 PM.] |
Tony Dingus
Member From: Kingsport, Tennessee, USA
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posted 17 December 2003 08:19 PM
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Try these licks in A. X will be the PF pedal.4)__5------------5
5)__5a-5-5x-5-5a-5
6)__5b-5-5x-5-5b-5 4)__12-------12
5)__12a--12--12x 4)__10L--------------------10L
5)__10a--10--10x--10--10a--10
6)__10b--10--10x--10--10b--10b 1)____5g--5_____________________
2)____________________________
3)__5_________________________
4)____________5-------------5
5)_______________5--5x------5
6)______________________5x--5 The last one I heard Mike Johnson use. The g
lever raises the first string a whole tone.
I hope this helped.
Tony |
Mark Kelchen
Member From: Cedar Rapids, Iowa USA
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posted 18 December 2003 03:12 AM
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Thanks for all the help guys. I'll try these changes. Paul Franklin has responded to this in the "Pedal Steel" section of the forum. Mr. Emmons also has a response in there. Thanks again guys. |
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