I have a Kudzu Patch Galax Dulcimer for sale. Made all of Dogwood. If interested then send my an email for details :) I just made myself another one of Walnut, and I don't need 3 :) kudzupatch@gmail.com
Several years ago I built a "boat-shaped" dulcimer for a firend(now deceased sorry to say) with 6 strings..his request for a church dulcimer. It was tuned with 2 unison melody strings and the other strings in octaves like a 12 string guitar. It had huge volume and a really different sound. With your Galax do you thing the shape makes a difference or is it just the tuning?
Ben, what is a Galax dulcimer? I've built dulcimers for many years but I haven't heard of this until now. How does it differ from the hour-glass or the tear-drop?
JT
10/26/10 07:01:44PM @alan-thompson:
Many thanks Ben for the dimensions required. I use a dial gauge mounted on bridge that straddles the string and the fret. You sit the gauge on the string and then move the string down to meet the fret this give a good measurement however my gauge is not in money units so thanks again.
10/18/10 07:42:40PM @strumelia:
Hi Ben, check your Inbox messages please.
10/21/09 08:13:06PM @rod-westerfield:
thanks Ben I'll give ya a holler here next week maybe and see about getting your new CD...
10/21/09 06:47:23PM @rod-westerfield:
just thought I'd say thanks... I just 2 and 2 together....one of the CD's I listen to regularly is Down in the Valley to Pray.. and there is this guy named Ben Seymour on it...any way just wanted to say thanks and tell you how much I enjoy that CD...
09/24/09 02:30:28PM @folkfan:
Hope you're feeling better soon and that the therapy speeds things up for you.
09/11/09 03:00:21AM @john-henry:
Hi Ben, thanks for response,as you said, Doug did a great job with his reply but that does not detract from the fact that you bothered. Regards, John. ( I see that we share a similar taste in color for beards and shirts?)
08/25/09 08:53:48PM @doug-berch:
Hope you are up and running soon, or at least able to get into the shop and do some stuff. One of the downsides of doing what you love is not being able to do it all the time!
08/25/09 01:21:52PM @sally-pena:
Yea Ben! Glad you joined us. It was fun talking to you this am... hope to see you here regularly.
I have a Kudzu Patch Galax Dulcimer for sale. Made all of Dogwood. If interested then send my an email for details :) I just made myself another one of Walnut, and I don't need 3 :) kudzupatch@gmail.com
Ben thanks for your comments on my thread
Ben,
Several years ago I built a "boat-shaped" dulcimer for a firend(now deceased sorry to say) with 6 strings..his request for a church dulcimer. It was tuned with 2 unison melody strings and the other strings in octaves like a 12 string guitar. It had huge volume and a really different sound. With your Galax do you thing the shape makes a difference or is it just the tuning?
JT
Ben, what is a Galax dulcimer? I've built dulcimers for many years but I haven't heard of this until now. How does it differ from the hour-glass or the tear-drop?
JT
Many thanks Ben for the dimensions required. I use a dial gauge mounted on bridge that straddles the string and the fret. You sit the gauge on the string and then move the string down to meet the fret this give a good measurement however my gauge is not in money units so thanks again.
Hi Ben, check your Inbox messages please.
thanks Ben I'll give ya a holler here next week maybe and see about getting your new CD...
just thought I'd say thanks... I just 2 and 2 together....one of the CD's I listen to regularly is Down in the Valley to Pray.. and there is this guy named Ben Seymour on it...any way just wanted to say thanks and tell you how much I enjoy that CD...
Hope you're feeling better soon and that the therapy speeds things up for you.
Hi Ben, thanks for response,as you said, Doug did a great job with his reply but that does not detract from the fact that you bothered. Regards, John. ( I see that we share a similar taste in color for beards and shirts?)
Hope you are up and running soon, or at least able to get into the shop and do some stuff. One of the downsides of doing what you love is not being able to do it all the time!
Yea Ben! Glad you joined us. It was fun talking to you this am... hope to see you here regularly.