Hello, sorry for my intromission. Great guitar, great sound!!!
I'm now selling an original 1929 National tricone style 1 on ebay, if you or someone you know is interested. Ridiculous starting price, no reserve. See: National tricone style 1 nachoga
You can see a clip on youtube. Put "nachoga" or "national tricone nachoga".
It's a lullaby I wrote for my grandchild. The tuning is D A E F # A D. I built the guitar myself and just wanted to try the floating bridge and tailpiece to see how it worked. Thanks for the comments.
I have an old (1920s) hollowneck guitar with a floating bridge which is ladder-braced instead of the X-bracing that you see on most fixed-bridge hollownecks...
I hope you don't mind me asking!
Yours sounds really nice!
Thanks for the tuning advice... I will try that - I have been playing mostly the openD/E shape, sometimes lowering the 3rd string a semitone, but I will try that tuning of yours, it sounds sweet!
I used the standard X-bracing (which I laminated) which I was a bit wary of, but there is a very low string angle from the tailpiece so there's not too much downward pressure. Seems to work so far.
This has been flagged as spam show
Hello, sorry for my intromission. Great guitar, great sound!!!
I'm now selling an original 1929 National tricone style 1 on ebay, if you or someone you know is interested. Ridiculous starting price, no reserve. See: National tricone style 1 nachoga
You can see a clip on youtube. Put "nachoga" or "national tricone nachoga".
Thank you
nachogarfe 2 years ago
Now I am *really* impressed! And you built it, wrote it, played it. Gotta love youtube--it is great fun!
vibratingstring 3 years ago
Amazing bright tone on your wess. Great job building and playing it!
gitfiddlejoe 3 years ago
Hi,
Cool sound! Nice guitar and cool tune!
Congrats from Paris France!
Chris
hotfirecaster 3 years ago
I love it! Thanks Dad! We'll put the speaker on Moo's belly so the baby can hear it. :-)
aidan79 3 years ago
Really incredible weissenborn, and a great song, thanks for putting it up!
FreeTibet97 3 years ago
Awesome! I admire all the music you make. Thanks a lot for posting. I'm looking forward already to your next video!
Cheers,
Sol.
zokowawa 3 years ago
That's a beautiful tune, thanks for posting!
Very interesting guitar... you don't see many Weissenborns with a floating bridge, who made that? It has a lovely rich tone.
Very nice bird inlays on the fretboard too.
I'd like to learn that tune, what tuning do you use for it?
Thanks!
hollowneck 3 years ago
It's a lullaby I wrote for my grandchild. The tuning is D A E F # A D. I built the guitar myself and just wanted to try the floating bridge and tailpiece to see how it worked. Thanks for the comments.
fretnaught 3 years ago
What kind of bracing did you use for the top?
I have an old (1920s) hollowneck guitar with a floating bridge which is ladder-braced instead of the X-bracing that you see on most fixed-bridge hollownecks...
I hope you don't mind me asking!
Yours sounds really nice!
Thanks for the tuning advice... I will try that - I have been playing mostly the openD/E shape, sometimes lowering the 3rd string a semitone, but I will try that tuning of yours, it sounds sweet!
Peace,
Chris.
hollowneck 3 years ago
I used the standard X-bracing (which I laminated) which I was a bit wary of, but there is a very low string angle from the tailpiece so there's not too much downward pressure. Seems to work so far.
fretnaught 3 years ago
Thanks for the info...
It sounds great!
hollowneck 3 years ago