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Todd Clinesmith
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Posted 30 Jul 2018 6:40 am |
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I started this pattern back in February, and have been working diligently since, dialing in the details. I have been making shoe pickups for several years now, but this particular new shoe has been in the works for about a year. The shoe is the main reason I built the pan model. I wanted to build a proper "home" for the new shoes. Kinda the cart before the horse...
I have had requests to build a similar model for years , which lead to my Cast Aluminum Clinesmith guitar, which has it's own unique voice. I wanted this to sound like an old pan and it does. It features a long scale of 24.625 inches. String spacing of 2.375 at the nut and 2.75 inches at the bridge. I will be starting a 6 string long scale pattern very soon.
All orders through the forum will be met with a 2.5% donation.
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Last edited by Todd Clinesmith on 22 Aug 2018 5:45 am; edited 2 times in total |
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Bill McCloskey
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Posted 30 Jul 2018 6:53 am
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fantastic as always Todd. You are a true treasure to the steel community
FYI: you need to edit the title |
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Todd Clinesmith
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Bill McCloskey
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Posted 30 Jul 2018 7:03 am
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| what is the price on these beauties Todd? |
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Mike Neer
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NJ
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Posted 31 Jul 2018 4:30 am
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Todd, so gorgeous, man. Makes me rethink many things, LOL.
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Todd Clinesmith
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Allen Hutchison
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Kilcoy, Qld, Australia
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Posted 10 Aug 2018 2:15 pm Cheers from Oz
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G'day Todd, just thought I'd ask - can you do a lefty version 
Thanks, Allen. |
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Jim Newberry
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Seattle, Upper Left America
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Posted 15 Aug 2018 9:29 am
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As one of the first owners, I'll say the guitar is fantastic. I've got nothin' but love for my new frypan. Great work, Todd!
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"The Masher of Touch and Tone"
-1950 Fender Dual Pro 8
-1950's Fender Dual Pro 6
-Clinesmith D8
-Clinesmith 8-string Frypan
-Clinesmith Joaquin
-~1940 National New Yorker
-~1936 Rickenbacher B6
-Homebuilt Amps |
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Jim Cohen
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Philadelphia, PA
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Steven Pearce
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Port Orchard Washington, USA
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Posted 21 Aug 2018 11:44 am
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You are truly an artist.
Also, I’m looking at the picture, and I can’t figure out the string gauges, and tuning on this.
From light to heavy then down gauges again, if you have a minute, I’m interested in learning, Thanks Todd.
Steve Pearce
Port Orchard, WA
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Posted 22 Aug 2018 5:44 am
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Thanks Jim and Steve.
Steve, I have a F#9 tuning on there . The same tuning Speedy West and Herb Remington used .From high to low:
E,C#,G#,E,Bb,F#,Eb(high),F#(high). The top 6 is the same F#9 Dick McIntire used .Here's a video I did using the tuning, although I think I only use the bass end high strings once. There's some warts in there , but it shows the tone of the steel pretty well for an ipad recording.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-cEXlDZqEE
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Steven Pearce
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Port Orchard Washington, USA
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Posted 22 Aug 2018 7:10 pm
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Todd, the tone from your hands, and the beauty of a frypan you created is amazing.
Thank you also for the info on F#9. Herb Remington is one of many players that hooked me many years ago! I will check it out.
Thanks,
Steve
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Chris Templeton
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The Green Mountain State
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Daniel Stein
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Glen Allen, Virginia, US
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Posted 26 Sep 2018 5:31 pm Trade
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Trade maybe for a real 38 rick? Need a rick with more adjustability pickup height wise...
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Quilter mach 3
Quilter aviator gold
Sho bud single channel
Custom b bender Tele
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‘79 washburn Jethro burns mandolin
2022 deering deluxe banjo
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Posted 27 Sep 2018 7:19 am
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Thanks for listening and commenting Chris.
Daniel, I do trades, and partial trades every once in a while. I am not looking for anything in particular right now. Thanks for the offer.
On another note:
I think there is a way to shim your pickup to get it to sit correctly for your string gauges. You need to pull that pickup out of the cavity and see how it is mounted. I know the pickup base is not sitting against the body. There has to be a shim in there, and you will need to adjust this by adding or subtracting material.
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Daniel Stein
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Glen Allen, Virginia, US
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Posted 27 Sep 2018 7:31 am
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| Todd Clinesmith wrote: |
Thanks for listening and commenting Chris.
Daniel, I do trades, and partial trades every once in a while. I am not looking for anything in particular right now. Thanks for the offer.
On another note:
I think there is a way to shim your pickup to get it to sit correctly for your string gauges. You need to pull that pickup out of the cavity and see how it is mounted. I know the pickup base is not sitting against the body. There has to be a shim in there, and you will need to adjust this by adding or subtracting material. |
Ive tried that but its either too high or too low
The back end of pickup screws have two shimd to even it with the front
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Guitar,Bass,Drums,PSG,Lapsteel,Mandolin,Banjo
1997 Mullen PRP d10 8x5
Beard Road-o-phonic
Milkman “the amp”
Quilter mach 3
Quilter aviator gold
Sho bud single channel
Custom b bender Tele
Fender telecaster bass
Yamaha fretless bass
MarkBass 1x12 (Bass rig)
‘70s Slingerland Drumkit
Yamaha modx 6 (keyboard)
‘79 washburn Jethro burns mandolin
2022 deering deluxe banjo
Unknown early 1890s to early 1900s fiddle |
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Todd Clinesmith
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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
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Mark Helm
From:
Tennessee, USA
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Posted 27 Sep 2018 6:21 pm Brilliant!
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Beautiful guitar, and just wonderful playing on the demo--wow!
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