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Bill Hatcher

 

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Atlanta Ga. USA
Post  Posted 2 Dec 2022 7:56 pm    
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interesting spin on the harpeleik which is a chord zither. guy removed all the tuning pegs on the face of the instrument where there are higher pitched strings and he plays it like a lap steel. the higher pitched strings are not needed as you can play those with the bar.

would like to hear something other than the chainsaw sounding rock stuff, but i thought his concept was interesting. fret markers would be a plus if needed. looks like he has a pickup for each group of strings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zxveYLUZkQ
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Mike Stidham

 

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Illinois, USA
Post  Posted 4 Dec 2022 6:25 pm     Re: using a harpeleik for a multi lap steel
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Bill Hatcher wrote:
interesting spin on the harpeleik which is a chord zither. guy removed all the tuning pegs on the face of the instrument where there are higher pitched strings and he plays it like a lap steel. the higher pitched strings are not needed as you can play those with the bar.

would like to hear something other than the chainsaw sounding rock stuff, but i thought his concept was interesting. fret markers would be a plus if needed. looks like he has a pickup for each group of strings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zxveYLUZkQ


That would give you a LOT more options for alternate tunings in one instrument!
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