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Michaeldc
 Post subject: Open Frets Guitar
PostPosted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 10:14 am 
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Interesting -

https://youtu.be/qSzSbs-LRPo?si=QMeM_vBCMGgL-424

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 Post subject: Re: Open Frets Guitar
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Cool. What I like is, from what I can tell, the scale length isn’t changed, is that right? So you have a “normal” classical if you want and then add the magnetic single string capos where you need them.

I can also imagine this on a steel string would give a new dimension to the folks playing in the tapping and harmonics gone wild style (not sure what the name is exactly :)).


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 Post subject: Re: Open Frets Guitar
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I’d agree that the base tuning isn’t being altered. I use a partial capo and that’s to same way - the base tuning remains unchanged and the capo becomes the nut allowing you to play all of your standard cord forms only with an open-tuning vibe. It would be interesting to see what Jon Gomm or Andy Mackie would make of it…

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Interesting. A good solution for specific applications especially the way she’s using it.

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Smacks of gimmickry to me, but I've been wrong before.

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Love it! Couldn't find any other web references or tech info.

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Chris Pile wrote:
Smacks of gimmickry to me, but I've been wrong before.


Thats probably what they said about the first 6 string guitar........

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I wasn't there.

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