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  Mark Bliss November 13, 2012 at 1:13am

  Thanks for the friend request Randy!

  Anything I can do for ya?
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  Dave Lynas November 12, 2012 at 10:37pm

  Oh my gosh, don't cut the Tulip. It's beautiful. You'd have to have some crusty icy cracked relic to want to saw it up. I thought you had such an animal. I see hope for all of my relics and wouldn't cut them up unless they are hopeless. I do have some such that were stored in too hot of a situation and they folded up like old jack-o-lanterns. I use what parts are still good. I did get my Tulip off ebay today. I was the only bidder and got it for 150. It has two pickups, that's what caught my attention. The Tulip i have has one pup, so this new baby will be interesting.
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  Dave Lynas November 11, 2012 at 7:36pm

  Hey friend, thanks, Dave
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  Dave Lynas November 11, 2012 at 7:30pm

  Just get out the band saw Randy. Hope your old electric deserves such treatment. You could hollow it out and add a nice spruce top to it. I like a thin neck on mine. A tenor guitar screw on neck would be dandy. Or a tenor banjo neck. I'd leave all the frets. I've gone to a full scale. Dulcimer fretting is ok, but i like all the note possibilities. Playing a G and long D strumstick led me to tenor banjo. I tune my tenor banjo the same as my strumsticks. GDG for the short one and DAD for the long stick. Now my grandchildren have my sticks. Your idea of using an electric guitar is a neat idea. I've got some junkers that might like being strumsticks.....
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  Dave Lynas November 11, 2012 at 7:22pm

  Hey Randy, sounds quite fair for a price. Thanks for offering it. It's a beauty. I've a couple of bids on similar tulips on ebay. It will be a few days before i know. I offered 150 for one and a little less for a different Teisco. We'll see. I know i like my tulip better than anything else i have. She's very sweet.
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  Dave Lynas November 11, 2012 at 11:32am

  Hi Randy, say how much is that Tulip you are selling? Thanks, Dave
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  Richard Sanabia November 10, 2012 at 11:14am

  Hi Randy. Thanks! I mentioned the dulcimer because of ease of play, and if you build an electric it will play in the low ranges. Here's a picture of mine..  
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  Yellowbelly Flatt November 9, 2012 at 2:02am

  Thanks for the friendship Fella.