Thank much my friend never missed you even in Oregon now your New Mexico retired and I am so proud of you and your wife and your family and the grandfather
Del, I'm currently piddling around with my first resonator build, and was planning to sandwich a piezo between the bridge and the resonator, thinking that would maximize the resonator twang when plugged in. Curious to hear your thoughts about placing the piezo disk out on the edge rather than under the bridge.
i suppose a rod directly under (or in) the saddle would be the best… but how would you wire it through the metal…. ??? i drilled a hole in my hubcap howler and did exactly that
@@PuckettCigarBoxGuitaryes, I assumed I'd build it up, get the intonation figured out, mark the bridge location, then go back and drill a hole for the piezo wires to pass through so I can keep the hole relatively small.
Thank much my friend never missed you even in Oregon now your New Mexico retired and I am so proud of you and your wife and your family and the grandfather
Love you buddy. Going true struggles that I watch you everyday and I
Know God's directing your work teaching😊❤
hey Fredrick !!! the lord bless you buddy
If dogs had no front legs, could they still sit?
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👁️👄👁️ so good
Del, I'm currently piddling around with my first resonator build, and was planning to sandwich a piezo between the bridge and the resonator, thinking that would maximize the resonator twang when plugged in. Curious to hear your thoughts about placing the piezo disk out on the edge rather than under the bridge.
i suppose a rod directly under (or in) the saddle would be the best… but how would you wire it through the metal…. ??? i drilled a hole in my hubcap howler and did exactly that
@@PuckettCigarBoxGuitaryes, I assumed I'd build it up, get the intonation figured out, mark the bridge location, then go back and drill a hole for the piezo wires to pass through so I can keep the hole relatively small.
Do you need a pickup
depends on the sound that you want….
and depends on how loud you need to be…. and what kind of amp you use