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Thanks man. He's does great work. Not expensive either.

My new baby from local Nashville luthier Clay Alden. Reclaimed barn wood:

Henry Kaiser just sent me an email from Antarctica and says Debashish makes much cheaper, good ones. Whew! <g>

My wife is very unhappy with you right now!! :D

Yup, that's what they are. I want it!

That doesn't always work for me either depending on the size of the photo. I switched to Flickr when PB went mad with greed.

On the 10 I use Eb13 and on the 8 I use a Hindustani tuning with roots, 5th, 2nds, 4ths and bb4ths.

Forgot to post my new 8 string Weissy: And did I post the 10 string Hudson lap? I'm playing a lot more 10 string and the Weissy is lonely:

Blasphemy!! :p Haha, I get it though. But that why I have the Ricochet set for 2nd's to get those bends. Sort of <g>.

Just out of sight! You know I'm never without lots of effects. Oh, you mean steel pedals? <g> That's what the Ricochet is for. :D

Scale length is 25" and the lowest gauge is .58 to .20

My latest baby. It's crazy good. Tuned to Eb Ionian Bebop tuning:

Episode #9 is up with Norwegian pedal steel/slide genius Geir Sunstol who also owns the distinction of having a character in Fargo based on him. Yup, it's true (we didn't talk about that though <g>): https://edpettersen.com/blog

Very nice. Wish I had seen that before grabbing my 8 string GeorgeBoard (which I love though).

New podcast up. Debashish is my guest for episode 7: https://edpettersen.com/blog

I'm sure there's some instructional videos on YouTube for free but if this makes sense in type if you're right handed and looking at the lap with the bar in your left hand tilt it at approximately a 45 degree angle left, usually on the higher strings side, to get the minor. It's not perfect and...

Open tuning I imagine Eddie? There's two ways I know: 1.tilting the bar at an angle 2.you can play only certain strings and not all in some positions (see #1) Both 1 and 2 are interchangeable. You can tilt the bar and also only play certain strings. Takes some practice.

They still had 5 or 6 as of this AM UK time. But I would also guess they pulled them. Too bad.

Oh yeah and I bought an 8 string Weissenborn from Neil at Celtic Cross in Canada. It shipped to my place in Nashville to avoid vat and shipping so I won't get it until X-Mas.

Episode #5 is up. Sacred Steel giant Calvin Cooke was my guest. What a blast chatting with him: http://edpettersen.com/blog

Maple neck from Guitar Mill and Staytrem bridge. That's all I did and it's great. The pickups aren't bad at all. Try them out first before you spend money to replace. You may be surprised.

Diamond Bottlenecks. www.diamondbottlenecks.com Ian is the man in charge.

New glass bars arrived today. 4 1/2" and 4 3/4". Nice alternative to the silver bar and Daddy Slide is making me a 4 1/2" 3/4" width bar in German silver too:

David Tronzo on this episode of my slide guitar podcast. Sonny Landreth might be next but also interviewed Debashish this week so much lap and pedal steel to come: http://edpettersen.com/blog

The new GeorgeBoard. Absolutely love it. An exquisite instrument. I had to create a crazy tuning to get the tension I wanted in a flat key to play with horns but I'm very happy: