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RE: OT: Tuning guitar in fifths for wider orchestration options
I tried a fith/regular tuning in one of my Swans (27" scale length intended for standard tuning) with a ordinary 010 set and it work just FINE. The tuning is CGD (5ths) and the standard guitar tuning GBE (actually the four thinner strings are in standard tuning)
Made a LONG clip with it, 17 minutes of improvisation called BIG C:
www.Soundclick.com/AndersBergdahl
The Soloway Swans are great for lower tunings and sound great in regular tuning as well, without string change..
www.jimsoloway.com
Good looping instruments :-), Jim designed the guitars for solo jazz playing and the grand piano style tone these guitars have is great for all sorts of solo/looping styles as well as great all around guitars. Try one!! You can get a loaner from Jim or visit me in Stockholm.
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> Well, for me buying a new instrument is not an option. But buying some
> thicker strings is something I can afford. So, many thanks to Ariel
> that posted suggestions for a suitable gauge in this tuning! And
> thanks to everyone else that answered the question. The thread really
> took off into a lot other interesting paths! Love this list :-)
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> Greetings from Sweden
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> Per Boysen
> www.boysen.se
> www.perboysen.com
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