Well I got my Multi-Kord from Jim Palenscar (thanks Jim!!) and it is an absolute kick to play. Stays in tune, useful changes; kind of like a 5-neck console on one guitar, although you CAN do "pedal-steel" type things a little bit. Very nice, full tone on the one I have as well.
Does anyone have access to copies of original manuals, original music, etc. that would apply to the 6-string, 4-pedal model? Also, any clues on dating?
Thanks -
Jim
Multi-Kord - music, manuals?
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Jim-I made ups some charts for my students in 1960. I mimeographed some copies showing all the notes up to 12 frets and the name of the chord cominations, etc. .
If you think you can use them I can mail you some sheets. they are not too dark so won't scan well, so give me your mailing address on a Email and I will send what I have to you. Glad to be able to pass them on.....al
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<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Al Marcus on 26 November 2006 at 07:33 PM.]</p></FONT>
If you think you can use them I can mail you some sheets. they are not too dark so won't scan well, so give me your mailing address on a Email and I will send what I have to you. Glad to be able to pass them on.....al
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