Originally Posted By: Guitarhacker
Very cool story Charlie and what great fortune to have owned and played such an historic guitar.


Thanks Herb. I once had the idea that BIAB user and forum member Rodney Gene Jr. from Texas would have the opportunity to play the guitar. Rodney plays demonstration videos for Carr Amplifiers located in Pittsboro, NC. I spoke with Rodny to see if he ever traveled to NC to the plant but he never has. They work remotely between Texas and NC. Bummer.

This led me to my 2nd idea which I floated on the User Track Forum several years ago to see if there was any interest any having a series of User Tracks of different tones, each pickup position, various strumming patterns for each neck of the guitar that would provide the custom, unique sound of a true vintage guitar to use in BIAB projects. I had you in mind to recruit as my musician to play the User Track Templates because of the driving proximity between the two of us.

Little to no interest came of the idea from the forum and the thought of the large quantity of audio files needed to sample each pickup position of both necks, plus the duplication needed to have audio at different tempos would be a time consuming and daunting task so I abandoned the idea. Otherwise, you may have been part of the guitar's story.

Last edited by Charlie Fogle; 09/27/18 02:16 AM.
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