GPOTD 09.29.14

[Kerouac]

National New Yorker 1938

Closet classic rare 7-string New Yoker, dual-pickup model. Screw-on cord works perfectly. Case even has the key. . . Beautiful sounding and looking!

 

[Gorgon90]

Would like to try. Doubt I'd want to own it though.

 

[Deep Eddy]

Love the art deco styling. I have no use for it, though.

 

[baimun]

Where was that when we needed logs for the camp fire?

 

[wok]

Love the art deco styling. I have no use for it, though.

this

 

[jelloman]

Always wanted to try one...

 

[Guitar Heel]

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[ellengtrgrl]

Interesting. I wouldn't mind trying it out, but since I'm not really into lap steel, I doubt I'd buy it.

 

[Knox in Box]

Yes please.

 

[OGG]

No

 

[Chad]

Is that a lap steel for metal?

 

[Wyatt]

I do play lap steel. Started as a tangent of slide guitar and then realized that one could accomplish 20 times more complex slide work on a lap steel and stayed with it. From "Dobro" to Gilmour to Ben Harper.

Always liked those. Tough the later ones had a more desirable Supro PU, IIRC.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

Not sure what I would do with that. But that is more my ignorance than me not liking it.

 

[Stratguy]

I'm sure it would be cool if I played slide . . . but I don't, sooooooo . . .

 

[Flamencology]

What's not to like?

 

[DFB]

Perfect for playing Row Row Row Your Boat.

 

[Virtual Pariah]

Purty. Not clue 1 what to do with it.

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[Pine Apple Slim]

Sweet

 

[Flatspotter]

I don't have a canoe, so no.

 

[tgk03]

I do play lap steel. Started as a tangent of slide guitar and then realized that one could accomplish 20 times more complex slide work on a lap steel and stayed with it. From "Dobro" to Gilmour to Ben Harper.

Always liked those. Tough the later ones had a more desirable Supro PU, IIRC.

I play a lot slide guitar now and have wanted to venture into lap steel and pedal steel territory.

I'd love to get this or something like it.