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Jim Palmer

 

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fredericton, nb
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 8:09 am    
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Going to try it out on the old Bud, Thanks in advance.Jim
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Erv Niehaus


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Litchfield, MN, USA
Post  Posted 3 Aug 2016 8:51 am    
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It's just like the E9th copedent, only one tone lower. Rolling Eyes
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John Gould


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Houston, TX Now in Cleveland TX
Post  Posted 4 Aug 2016 1:05 pm    
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Here's one I did years ago , took a while to find the right string gauges .

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Jim Palmer

 

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fredericton, nb
Post  Posted 5 Aug 2016 2:36 am     D9 copedent
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Thanks John, would you mind giving me your string gauges please.Thanks again. javascript:emoticon('Smile')
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John Gould


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Houston, TX Now in Cleveland TX
Post  Posted 5 Aug 2016 2:12 pm    
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Here's the ones I used , not much adjustment needed on my guitar but I can't say that will happen on your's the same way . I could go back and forth between E9 and D9 by changing the strings and some adjustments on the end of the guitar . Good Luck

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