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Drew Howard


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Post  Posted 10 Nov 2002 12:02 pm    
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Other than BE's White Album, where could I find recorded examples of "Extended E9" tunings? Meaning 12 strings, not Universal.

Perhaps some of the pros on the forum have some: b0b, Earnest, Bengt?

In fact, I think I have b0b's CD around here somewhere.

thanks,

Drew

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Al Marcus


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Post  Posted 10 Nov 2002 3:50 pm    
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You could call BE 's E13 exp tuning an Extended E9, all the E9 notes and pulls are there. Plus the bass strings....al
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Jim Smith


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Post  Posted 10 Nov 2002 3:58 pm    
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Don't forget Buddy Cage's recordings with NRPS. He played a D-12 Emmons on those, then later played a D-12 Hilt. I don't recall hearing any low notes on the recordings though.

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Bobby Lee


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Post  Posted 10 Nov 2002 8:49 pm    
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All of my CDs were recorded on extended E9th, except for the occassional non-pedal track.

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Joerg Hennig


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Post  Posted 20 Nov 2002 9:12 am    
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How about Tom Brumley? He mostly played a single-11 ZB with a low E string, I guess that qualifies as extended E9.
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Jerry Hayes


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Post  Posted 21 Nov 2002 10:17 am    
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Hey Joe & Al,
BE's and Tom B's extended E9 tunings neither one have the low G# string (string 11) so they wouldn't qualify for what's become commonly known as "Extended E9" although they are in fact. You lose a whole bunch of good stuff without that G#. As a matter of fact I believe if I only had an eleven string steel I'd probably go with the G# string in the 11th slot as opposed to an E like Tom B. has......

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Dave Ristrim


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Whites Creek, TN
Post  Posted 24 Nov 2002 7:41 am    
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"Crisis at the Themepark", my Cd, was recorded on a D12 Franklin with an extended E9 neck.
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