Group Discussions
Advice please, re no 6 1/2 fret
When you are learning to play, 'noter/droner' style, how do you compensate for not having a 6 1/2 fret? One can't just drop the noter to pick up...
@Kusani started 10 years ago - replies: 11
Wood Choice - Food For Thought
I came across this experiment for classical guitars and found it interesting. http://www.leonardo-guitar-research.com Have fun with it. Ken...
@Ken Longfield started 10 years ago - replies: 13
Monkee-ing Around!
It's about the fun and trying new stuff!
@John Keane started 10 years ago - replies: 4
Tuning question
On the page 36 of The Dulcimer Book she has the tuning 1-5-3? Any direction on this is greatly appreciated. DAN
@Dan started 10 years ago - replies: 2
A Bump in the Road
When I started playing the noter way I had trouble getting over the frets I didn't want to play on my way to the fret I did want to play...w/o the...
@Randy Adams started 10 years ago - replies: 2
My latest dulcimer
My newest dulcimer just finished today. Mahagony back and sides, poplar top, maple headblock and peghead, poplar and mahagony frettboard. VSL is...
@Caleb Dan Bennett started 10 years ago - replies: 2
McSpadden 6 string Baritone
I've just received today a 6 string baritone from Jim Woods at McSpadden that a customer of mine has ordered. I've not played one of these...
@Robin Clark started 10 years ago - replies: 10
Desperado on a Dulcimer
I suspect there are a lot of Eagles fans here. The untimely passing of Eagles guitarist Glenn Frey inspired me to do a video of Desperado -- a...
@Sam Edelston started 10 years ago - replies: 5
Good Girls Don't. (But I do. On a dulcimer.)
This song popped into my head a couple of weeks ago, and it seemed like something that might work on dulcimer. Sure enough ... The Knack's classic...
@Sam Edelston started 10 years ago - replies: 0
