And Now The Fun Begins

Exploring the beauty and tone of Rickenbacker Lap Steels

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wmthor
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And Now The Fun Begins

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Although I have zero experience with a lap steel, this is my newest acquisition.
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'96 1997 LH MG
'98 360 LH MG
'00 360/12 Carl Wilson LH FG
'07 730S Shiloh LH
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Cool! Congrats! Steels are a ton of fun, but a lot harder (for me anyway) than they seem like they should be. I still haven't got the hang of it. Maybe it's all of those skinny strings...
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I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Hey, that could be perfect as a courting lap steel, with a righty and you!
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