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Fred Kinbom · From: Berlin, Germany, via Stockholm, Sweden.

For those of you who may like the look of some National electrics and acoustic steels.

Cheers,

Fred
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Geoff Cline · From: Southwest France

Nice pics Fred. My first steel was a National New Yorker...that I foolishly traded for something that I now don't remember. I DO remember the great 3 position switch and the Deco Roman numerals.

Is your baritone Weissenborn longer scale? I used to keep my Weissenborn in an open C tuning...which seemed plenty low at the time Mr. Green

Thanks,
Geoff

Fred Kinbom · From: Berlin, Germany, via Stockholm, Sweden.

Hi Geoff,

Yes - it has a 27.4" scale length, like a cello. The 6th string is a .072.

Cheers,

Fred
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Brad Bechtel · From: San Francisco, CA

You have a great collection, Fred. I hope they all get played regularly! Smile

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James Williamson · From: California & Hawaii

Thanks for sharing these with us Fred...

Tom Pettingill · From: California, USA (deceased)

I love the tones you get out of your guitars. All you need now is a baritone electric Smile

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