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Permalink Reply by Ghostbuttons on March 6, 2024 at 6:34pm

I guess I should show the project in question.

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Permalink Reply by Southern Ray on March 6, 2024 at 7:03pm

 Interesting, - and a topic that invites fun. Also, Nice builds you got there!

 I'll give it a shot. When I first finish a guitar, I'll noodle with it until I get a little groove going. Seems each guitar gives me a unique tune that I use from then on to play on that guitar to tune it, or just enjoy. 

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Permalink Reply by Ghostbuttons on March 7, 2024 at 5:27pm

100% with you on how each instrument has its own signature tune. Subjectively or in fact some songs just sound better on certain instruments. I’ve got one that buzzes like crazy but in a low register, that’s the one I try to play Black Sabbath on. Others come out tight and twangy and are perfect for mangling bluegrass. It’s the best excuse to keep building because each new instrument becomes the right one for a new and different song.

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Permalink Reply by Southern Ray on March 8, 2024 at 5:00am

"Others come out tight and twangy and are perfect for mangling bluegrass." AHAHAHA!!! 

"It’s the best excuse to keep building because each new instrument becomes the right one for a new and different song." You are so right!

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Permalink Reply by Timothy Hunter on March 9, 2024 at 3:27am

on a 6 string its either dead or alive or hotel california... to check the high strings its stairway...lol. also known to pick out a bit of pink floyd or nothing else matters...

on my CBG its tuned DAd so i usually blast out a bit of  the belfast hornpipe.....

these usually get my brain kickstarted to remembering chords of other songs... 

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