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Mike Neer


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Post  Posted 27 Feb 2016 9:33 am    
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I converted an inexpensive Rogue lap steel into a lap sitar by installing a German-made Rockinger sitar bridge, a Fender GE Smith cut Tele bridge. Had to grind away some of the metal from the pickup cover to mount the bridge.

It sounds pretty cool.

I'm selling for $175 plus shipping. Comes with gig bag and legs.




Here is what it can sound like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6M7LA6BjPY
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Larry Carlson


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Post  Posted 27 Feb 2016 9:39 am    
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I clicked on the link and it said it was private plus this:


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Mike Neer


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Post  Posted 27 Feb 2016 9:44 am    
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Thanks, I've updated it.
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Post  Posted 21 Mar 2016 10:55 am    
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Bump for lower price
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