California Dreamin on Dual Pro

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Marc Muller
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California Dreamin on Dual Pro

Post by Marc Muller »

Cross post from steel on the web. Delete whichever if needed. No worries. Thanks for listening.

Cold and damp stormy Sunday here at the Jersey Shore. 1950 Dual Professional through the 67 Princeton Reverb. Classic Fender tones on a classic tune.
https://youtu.be/3q18xLLVil4?si=kAd0c5P5jHp48xms
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Barney Roach
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Post by Barney Roach »

Very beautifully done Marc!

Congrats. I wish I could play that well sir,

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Jim Fogarty
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Post by Jim Fogarty »

Nice, Marc!

What's your tuning and rig?
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Marc Muller
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Post by Marc Muller »

Using Byrd's C diatonic. 8 strings, E to E like all the white keys on a piano. Straight into the 67 Fender Princeton Reverb on this one.
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Tim Whitlock
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Post by Tim Whitlock »

Nicely done! The Dual Pro sounds spectacular!
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Andy Volk
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Post by Andy Volk »

Well played!
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David Matzenik
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Post by David Matzenik »

Great stuff, it takes me back.
Don't go in the water after lunch. You'll get a cramp and drown. - Mother.
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