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Klondike Waldo |
And here'sMolly, my Epiphone MB200 as modified with a 3-ply maple "tone ring"
2 comments on “Molly, re-booted”
Riley Stokes Says:
Sunday, November 6, 2011 @10:28:39 AM
Bob -- very interesting. I've got a Japanese bottlecap, brand name "Maya," whose resonator was lost decades ago. I've just bought a Bart Reiter opeback and I'm learning clawhammer, but it strikes me that in this Maya I've got the makings of a pretty good camping/backyard knockabout openback. I've been thinking about doing pretty much what you've done, lining the rim. Does your modded Epi make a reasonably good openback sound without the resonator? As is, the tone is harsh and metallic unless I tone it down with various muting strategies -- pieces of sponge, bandanna, etc. "Riley Stokes" actually Bruce Thorstad, Dresser Wis.
Klondike Waldo Says:
Sunday, November 6, 2011 @1:29:05 PM
Bruce, check out my sound file "Waltz Rondo In A" That was done on Molly, rebooted. No recording rtrcikcs- just played into my iMac ast home.
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