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Topic: Gibson EH = "Electric Hawaiian"? |
David DeLoach
From: Tennessee, USA
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 5:15 am
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I just learned that Gibson ES (e.g. ES-175) stands for "Electric Spanish" guitar.
So I'm assuming the Gibson EH (e.g EH-185) stands for "Electric Hawaiian"?
I might be the last one here to have this epiphany (that is, if my epiphany is correct). _________________ https://www.MasterGuitarists.com/ |
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Miles Lang
From: Venturaloha
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 5:26 am
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I always thought that was the case. _________________ Santo Fan Club - from the island of Coney to the sands of Rockaway
Jill Martini & The Shrunken Heads
All aloha, all the time |
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Joe A. Roberts
From: Seoul, South Korea
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 6:26 am
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Down the rabbit hole:
ETB-150
ERB-150 (regular?)
EPB-150 (plectrum banjo)
EM-150
ETG-150
EB-1
Last edited by Joe A. Roberts on 11 Mar 2024 6:31 am; edited 1 time in total |
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Dave Mudgett
From: Central Pennsylvania and Gallatin, Tennessee
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 6:28 am
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Yes - ES stands for Electric Spanish, and EH stands for Electric Hawaiian. EB is Electric Bass, EM is Electric Mandolin, EMS is Doubleneck Electric Mandolin/Guitar, ETG is Electric Tenor Guitar. And so on. There's even ETB for Electric Tenor Banjo.
I see Joe posted while I was typing. |
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Joseph Lazo
From: Wisconsin, USA
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 7:05 am electric banjo
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I never knew there was an electric banjo like that! Cool, in a weird way. |
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David Laveau
From: Rocky Mountain High, CO
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 7:47 am
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Joe A. Roberts wrote: |
Down the rabbit hole |
some beautiful instruments there _________________ _______________
Just here learning
as much as I can... |
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Lloyd Graves
From: New York, USA
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 9:40 am Re: electric banjo
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Joseph Lazo wrote: |
I never knew there was an electric banjo like that! Cool, in a weird way. |
In a serendipitous moment a couple of years ago, I found myself in the house of a couple that had an electric 5 string. It had been in a closet for years but I was able to tune it up. He didn't have an all, but I did get to play around on it for a few minutes.
They're different... |
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