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Gary Reed


Post  Posted 11 Jan 2021 7:18 pm    
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Does anyone remember what the name of the Jim Burden Bullet Bar with a flat edge/side was called. And, what did the flat edge do?
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Joe Elk


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Post  Posted 12 Jan 2021 5:41 am    
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I have a 3 and 1/2 inch bar round bar that has with a small flat surface ground on one side all the way down the length of the bar.

It came with 12 string pedal guitar that I bought used about 1981. Junior Mercer told me it was called a Sitar Bar.
Joe Elk Central Ohio
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Jeff Mead


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Post  Posted 12 Jan 2021 5:44 am    
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Yes, it's a sitar bar. Using the flat edge definitey gives the flavour of a sitar. Interesting effect to add to your arsenal.

Dunlop make one too.
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Gary Reed


Post  Posted 12 Jan 2021 8:43 am    
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All I "seem' to remember is that Burden sold them claiming it created fuzz sound to the guitar. I'll try to get a picture up later today.
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Gary Reed


Post  Posted 12 Jan 2021 10:38 am    
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Gary Reed


Post  Posted 12 Jan 2021 10:40 am    
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The photos above look as though the bar is concave.
It's really a flat surface.
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