Wayne Baker

[This message was edited by Wayne Baker on 24 May 2002 at 09:24 AM.]

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Livin' in the Past and the Future with a 12 string Mooney tuning.

You will NOT loose anything you've already learned. You will only gain.

I will have a knee that lowers E's and one that raises E's. (This is standard to have both on one side, of course). I will label these as knees 1 and 2. On the other side will be the trick knee lever (knee 3). Usually knee 3 would raise string 1 a full step, and lower string 6 a full step. Well, my fourth lever will do what my 3rd use to do. So, you will not lose anything you've learned. Now, remember, this is just what I'm doing. You can do what ever you want, as long as you have this trick lever, and you must have the knee that lowers the E's on the opposite leg.

This lever will revolutionize everything I've learned. Not only will I be able to play what I have already learned, I will be able to add to it, and broaden my styles.

You must watch the video to get the full potential. Otherwise, you won't know what you're doing. It's not hard at all. Please don't judge until you've actually sat down and tried it.

Remember, it won't hurt you in anyway, because you won't lose any of your old functions. It can only help you.

I hope this has helped someone.

Bobbe has really got something here, and, everyone, it's definately worth a look.

You guys cannot honestly tell me you've never said to yourself, "Well, if I could only have a knee lever that did this or that." You get it with this setup, only you don't have 40 knee levers floating around.

And, your pedals will stay the same. All that's changing is one knee lever.

Even if you don't think it's for you, just watch the video. Try it out. You will change your mind. When I first seen it, I had my setup changed immediately. I've never been more free!!!!!!!

[This message was edited by abraham on 25 May 2002 at 03:42 PM.]

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Try it out. You will change your mind. I've never been more free!!!!!!!

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Levers and pedals, A thru Z, the end is upon us!

Bobbe Zeymour

[This message was edited by BobbeSeymour on 27 May 2002 at 08:31 PM.]

Vance, thank you, I'm sure you are going to find that a lot of very easy to obtain music will be forth coming to an amplifier near you soon. I did this video three weeks ago and I had been playing this set-up less than a month at that time. I have found a renewed interest in practising since I've found this particular breakthrough change. I have found many new and fun, easy to play and learn things since then. I know there will be several players that will be leaving my meager skills in the dust soon and I am going to be very intrested to see where the great, new, young minds will go with it. I will have Doug Jernigan tab out at least one song that encompasses all I have learned. This should be a good launching pad for fertile minds to run with.

Bobbe Zedmour?

[This message was edited by BobbeSeymour on 28 May 2002 at 07:52 PM.]

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Larry Bell - email: larry@larrybell.org - gigs - Home Page
2000 Fessenden S-12 8x8, 1969 Emmons S-12 6x6, 1971 Emmons D-10 9x9, 1971 Dobro

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My Website..... www.cmedic.net/~almarcus/

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I'll be playing the Nashville Palace Sun. Mon. and Tues.

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Wow! Bobbe back at the Palace! I'm sure glad I got to see you there a couple of years ago. So, tell me, did someone "make the an offer they couldn't refuse"? Or did they just decide to stop being stupid and put some good music in there again?

You make a good point. Actually I feel that we Americans should switch to 'Zed' as well.

Anyway, as we sit down to play our instruments, and IF we were to incorporate Bobbe's suggestion, we could be said to have a 'zedentary' occupation....

'Bored' in Naples

[This message was edited by Roger Rettig on 20 August 2004 at 02:19 PM.]

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