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Tim Carlstedt


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Helsingborg, Sweden
Post  Posted 31 Aug 2013 3:53 am    
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Hello everbody!

I bought a used Carter D10 8+7 the other day. Just loving the guitar. Went from a GFI Ultra Sd10.

The C6 copedent is almost exactly "Jernigan Setup" wich means that the Pedal 4 isn't the stock A's to B. Instead it's

D
E
C
A
G
E - F
C - C#
A - Bb
F - Eb
C

Any suggestions of how to use this pedal? I have been playing a bit of C6 and the rest of the copedent makes perfect sense.

// Tim - A confused Swede
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Christopher Woitach


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Portland, Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 31 Aug 2013 6:33 am    
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Quick-n-dirty:

Strings 9 through 4 give you an Eb9#11 chord, or an A7#5b5b9 (add string 3 and add #9 to that).

Basically it gives you a very altered VI chord at the 1- very very useful in jazz
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Doug Seymour


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Post  Posted 31 Aug 2013 10:59 pm     2 pedal C6th
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when I played.....my C6th had only 2 pedals and I never
lacked anything to my desires?? I had pedals 5 & 6 next
to each other with 7 on RKL as I saw on Weldon's set-up
in the Pedal Steel book by Oak publishing. I'd like to try 7 at 6 position & put 6 on the RKL. I think it might have easier action.......mine was too stiff? I think Bob Michaels from NYC has his that way??
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Richard Nelson


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Drogheda, Louth, Ireland
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2013 7:51 am    
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Hmm , you can do about 2 good licks with that change . I took mine off . You can do most of that stuff with your 5th pedal
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Tim Carlstedt


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Helsingborg, Sweden
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2013 12:13 am    
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Thanks for your answers.

Christopher: Yeah, the 9#11 chord is useful but I can still get pretty much the exact voicing with pedal 6 and lowering the C to B

F9#11
D
E - F
C - B
A
G
E - Eb
C
A
F
C

or with pedal 5 and A to Ab

D9#11
D
E
C
A - Ab
G - F#
E
C
A
F - F#
C - D

Richard: What did change do you have on your 4th pedal now?
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Richard Nelson


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Post  Posted 3 Sep 2013 4:23 am    
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I have the Jernigan change on that pedal but have the rods slacked off to allow for the Franklin change on E9 which I also am finding I don't use much either . When I play C6 I keep my left foot hovering over 5 and 6 and my right foot over 7 and 8 pedals . I don't use the volume pedal at all . That 4th pedal ( and the volume pedal ) always interfered with my train of thought when I was improvising . When playing jazz your options are so great that you need to constrict them rather than add to them in my humble opinion .When you get to the stage that you run out of ideas then maybe . I never found much use for that 4th pedal when playing melody either . Doug has a good lick he uses on a turnaround as in 3- 6 2- 5 1 using that pedal starting in position 5 and moving down in semitones . I'd leave the change on but don't get hung up on it . If you can sound remotely like Jernigan when you play youve arrived . He's the best
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Christopher Woitach


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Portland, Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2013 6:53 am    
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Tim

You're right - the voicing can be made in other places, other ways.

However, what makes that change interesting is where it is in relation to the I chord.

For me, I like standard pedal 4, for exactly the same reason you stated - I can get almost the same voicing elsewhere
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