Hey there,
This is a bit of a novice question but I am looking for some help to learn the Tenor Guitar.
Got a beautiful Martin but not much of a clue what to do
All advice greatfully appreciated
Marc
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Hey, Marcus that's cool. I've been wanting to get a tenor guitar for awhile. Where'd you get yours? Or rather how'd you come about it? It's not like you find or see a lot of them. Are you into Bluegrass, Roots, Traditional music and the like?
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Reb,
Found it at The Guitar Factory in Sydney. Had started looking for a Mando, saw it and fell in love!
Love Bluegrass but suspect I will have to play a bit of Irish folk to get the hang of it as I am a complete newbie with no background at all.
Hopefully I will find a tenor banjo site as I'm told they are similar
M
I played a Tenor acoustic when I was younger. I can't remember the brand. It was tuned "Guitar" tuning: DGBE . I played it like an oversized Ukulele, same chords. It was a blond guitar w/ pickguard. Wish I still had it...
Oops mixup - I was thinking baritone which is a 6-string tuned BEADF#B. Tenor is 4 stringed - right? Congrats anyway :oops:
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Lars - Baritones are cool too. I was thinking of getting ones of those, too.
I think the scale on tenor guitars is usually 23", but recently found myself in possession of a 24" scale neck that I may try to attach to one of my project bodies I have right now.
I currently have 10 project guitars going, some I actually will be able to finish this week with the arrival of a couple more parts. Some have been going on for quite some time due to lack of initial success. The older ones were great learning experience, if nothing else.
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