Lever that raises atrings 1 & 7 to G

Ron Funk · From: Ballwin, Missouri

Lynn -

Good info for us Push Pull folks.

Regards
Ron

Chris Templeton · From: The Green Mountain State

I like 1st string F#>G# and 6th stringG#> F# both with splits.
The F#>G# has quite the throw. There are a bunch of older guitars that won't make a whole step raise on the first string. you can lighten the string gauge but I don't like the feel as a first string.
I use it the most for the unison sound with the 3rd string. That is probably the most heard new change that has made it onto modern country records.
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Christopher Adams · From: Columbus, OH, USA

With the "G" lever, the "D" lever and the "F" lever you can play the entire major scale, 4 notes at a fret on strings 4 - 1 with a double thumb style banjo roll.

You can also use the "G" lever with the "C" pedal to phrase 3 consecutive chromatic tones on strings 4, 1 and 3 with a backwards roll.

Both are far easier said than done, but very cool when you get it.
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1974 Sho-Bud Maverick rebuilt left handed

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