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Location: San Bernardino, California | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=621&item=3761574200&rd=1 |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Very Interesting
One of the Delmore Brothers played a tenor guitar, and it was played on one of my CD's after cleaning the strings and restoring them so they could be played on a Delmore Brothers song on the original strings on the original guitar, it sounded great. Poway Music had a pretty good tenor guitar that I played with, but can't say I played on as I never got the hang of it, they were usually used for a jazzy chord melody, he also had a beautiful tenor banjo that was generally played in a jazz band, I wanted it but it didn't fit my style.
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Location: Central Oregon | No, but I sure have now. I'm sure glad it still goes "twang, twang". I'm also curious to see what it sell's for.
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Location: NJ | Tenor guitar is banjo scale.
He would have had to redo the fingerboard too.
I bet this is just a primative octave bass. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | National made tenors which as aL said are a banjer scale. They also made plectrum guitars (4 strings) which were a longer scale, maybe like a 5 string banjer? I haven't been able to find one of those yet but the search continues. |
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