Electric Guitars are the inspiration for cries of "Turn that damn thing down"-Gibson website
12-String Acoustics
I am seriously looking at getting a Norman 12-string acoustic. I loved the awesome sound, and best thing was that it was in my price range. It is solid top, sides, and back, and stayed in great tune the entire time I was playing it. What are some things to look out for on 12-strings. I know there is alot of strain on the neck, so any certain type of wood better than the other, for necks?
# 1
I tune down to a D and use a capo on the 2nd fret. Cary a pack of replacement strings !!!
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# 2
Ya, I don't think I'm ready to change the strings on a 12 string. Phew, now that would take a while. lol.
Electric Guitars are the inspiration for cries of "Turn that damn thing down"-Gibson website
# 3
Its OK, it will also hone your sense of pitch quite well. After a couple of years I was tuning a 12 to its self just listening to open strings !
You do spend a lot of time tuning initially !!
You do spend a lot of time tuning initially !!
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# 4
I'm thinking about getting a Takamini EG335SC 12-string. Tuning down a whole step will be no problem since that's where I'm usually at. Will any capo work or do 12-strings require a larger capo?
# 5
My old Fender was fine with a regular Dunlop capo
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# 6