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Dan Najvar


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McDade, TX
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 5:05 am    
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I have a Sierra S-10 5p x 4k. Pretty standard copedant except I don't know what to do with the 4th and 5th pedals Confused The 4th pedal raises the 6th string and the 5th pedal raises the 5th and 6th strings. I don't how much the raises are supposed to be. 1/2step...? All suggestions are more than welcome as I will try anything to start using these pedals in some songs on stage. Any cool licks to accompany your suggestions would be equally awesome!!
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Bob Cox


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Buckeye State
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 5:22 am    
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You may try raising 6 a step and a half,It"s the Jerry Newbury Change.Its pretty cool.
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Dan Najvar


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McDade, TX
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 7:27 am    
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Hey it's worth a try! Thanks
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Dan Najvar


From:
McDade, TX
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 12:07 pm    
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Wow! Out of 153 views on this post I got only one response!! Must be a real stumper!!
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Scott Swartz


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St. Louis, MO
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 12:18 pm    
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Move ABC to pedals 2,3,4

Make 1st pedal G#-G on 3 and 6

Make 4th the Franklin

Most guys with 4 pedals would do ABC plus one of the two choices above, you can do both
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Stan Schober


From:
Cahokia, Illinois, USA
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 12:31 pm    
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Suggestions may be more forthcoming if you posted the whole copedent.

or you could go ala Hartley

P1 RAISE 5+10 B-C#
P2 RAISE 3+6 G#-A
P3 RAISE 4 E-F#
RAISE 5 B-C#

P4 RAISE 1 F#-G#
RAISE 2 Eb-E

P5 LOWER 5+10 B-A
LKL RAISE 4+8 E-F
VERT LOWER 6 G#-F#
LKR RAISE 1+7 F#-G
RKL LOWER 4+8 E-Eb
RKR LOWER 2 Eb-D-Db
LOWER 9 D-C#
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Dan Najvar


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McDade, TX
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2009 1:15 pm    
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Oh gosh that would explain it! Standard ABC Emmons, LKL raises E's LKR lowers E's, RKL raises 7 & 2, RKR lowers 9 & 2. Thank you Scott and Stan
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David Hartley

 

Post  Posted 23 Oct 2009 2:26 pm     hi
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Stans suggestion I agree with.
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