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Luke Goetze

 

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Post  Posted 12 Jun 2019 1:41 am    
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Here's a CSN tune I recorded with the visiting guitar:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BUwOu_4de4

Those new single coils are pretty good match in my opinion.
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Gene Tani


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Pac NW
Post  Posted 12 Jun 2019 12:49 pm    
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Nice playing.

You're right, the singlecoil sounds great (I think that was all bridge p/u, right? I wonder why guitars like that never visit me.
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Judson Adair

 

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Post  Posted 14 Jun 2019 7:55 am    
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I bought a fairytale off reverb not long ago. I am just in love with these Deusenburgs. Such great tone.

Luke I notice that you have use a GBDF#AD tuning in a lot of your videos (which I love by the way). How are your levers set with that tuning? Was it hard to change the levers?

I am just using the open d that it came set up on but I have never really played open d before and am struggling to find any tabs. Most of the stuff I have played is in C6 but I am afraid I will not be able to get the levers set up right if I change the tuning.
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