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Topic: lap display and storage? |
Phill Martin
From: Whitewater Kansas, USA
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Posted 30 Sep 2008 6:49 pm
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I have decided to display or should I say build some shelves to put my laps on and my question is this should they lay flat or can they be stood up at an angle resting on blocks for the head support? I would be leaving them in the cases that way I can pull one out or off the shelf and play rather than having them standing on edge on the floor. thanks in advance for the input. _________________ YOU CAN TUNE A GUITAR BUT YOUR CAN'T TUNA FISH!
Bronson Melody King 6 string
National New Yorker 6
National D-8 Totem Pole
Rickenbacker D-6
Rickenbacker D-8
Frankensteinslide (OAHU/body) (SUPRO /string through pickup) (LESTREM/vibrato bridge)M88
Rickenbacker Amp M88 1953
1/2 watt sweet custom tube amp
Valco Supro Brown and White
Danelectro Twin 12
Crate all tube 12 watt with reverb sweeeet.... |
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Ron Whitfield
From: Kaaawa, Hawaii, USA
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Posted 1 Oct 2008 8:13 am
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About the only problem with leaving them out and exposed to the elements is corrosion to the strings and metal parts, but if you're active in keeping them cleaned there should be no problem in whatever manner you sensibly display them. |
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Phill Martin
From: Whitewater Kansas, USA
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Posted 1 Oct 2008 11:23 am thanks
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Thanks Ron, I decided to make a rack so I could basically stand them up at an angle in the cases, then I could pull them out as needed I'll build the whole thing out of wood and it will sit on the floor. _________________ YOU CAN TUNE A GUITAR BUT YOUR CAN'T TUNA FISH!
Bronson Melody King 6 string
National New Yorker 6
National D-8 Totem Pole
Rickenbacker D-6
Rickenbacker D-8
Frankensteinslide (OAHU/body) (SUPRO /string through pickup) (LESTREM/vibrato bridge)M88
Rickenbacker Amp M88 1953
1/2 watt sweet custom tube amp
Valco Supro Brown and White
Danelectro Twin 12
Crate all tube 12 watt with reverb sweeeet.... |
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Ron Whitfield
From: Kaaawa, Hawaii, USA
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Posted 1 Oct 2008 12:32 pm
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Looks like you've got a nice array of steels and amps! |
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Phill Martin
From: Whitewater Kansas, USA
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Posted 1 Oct 2008 2:35 pm tHANKS
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Thanks for the complement Ron, The great thing is they all sound different. So I really don't have a favorite one so to say. _________________ YOU CAN TUNE A GUITAR BUT YOUR CAN'T TUNA FISH!
Bronson Melody King 6 string
National New Yorker 6
National D-8 Totem Pole
Rickenbacker D-6
Rickenbacker D-8
Frankensteinslide (OAHU/body) (SUPRO /string through pickup) (LESTREM/vibrato bridge)M88
Rickenbacker Amp M88 1953
1/2 watt sweet custom tube amp
Valco Supro Brown and White
Danelectro Twin 12
Crate all tube 12 watt with reverb sweeeet.... |
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Ray Montee
From: Portland, Oregon (deceased)
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Posted 1 Oct 2008 4:24 pm Just asking.......................
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Have you considered using that horizontally slotted wall paneling like you see in the post office or local shoe or sporting shoe stores?
You can employ metal hangers or little plastic shelf like thingies to set them on.
Looks nice.........and is simple and versatilve. |
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