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January 12th, 2004, 06:34 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Finland, Europe
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Bigsby as a b-bender?
Hello!
This odd idea came to my mind.  I have a Bigsby copy and I just wonder if I installed it to my James Burton MIM Tele and put ONLY b string (or any other string) in it and have the other strings come thru the body as normal. Would it be useful as a b-bender? There would be interesting options if you put for example low e, b and high e through the the Bigsby... What would be the disadvantages? Have any of you tried this? Tell me your opinions of this idea! Lasse |
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