My 1957 Stringmaster is a good example of that. However, for whatever reason it didn't catch-on, as the other steel guitar brands had mostly straight/horizontal pickups to the bridge. So, at that point in time, Paul Bigsby, most likely was aware of that information-to slant the pickups, and incorporated it in his designing of the Magnatone line of steel guitars. Tutmarc, who did the work.Īnd, Second, I found this about Paul Bigsby. try and may need to think about the problem repeatedly before grasping the concept. This is an excerpt regarding the R & D process that resulted in slanting the pickups, as told by Paul H. I discovered that in the book "The Hawaiian Steel Guitar And Its Great Hawaiian Musicians", compiled by Lorene Ruymar. In my research about the slanted pickups I found out 2 things: First, who came up with the idea. Here's a file photo of the Lyric G-85-DW I have and the Magnatone catalog. Snagit gives you a simple way to create and edit screenshots or record videos to show a complex process, give detailed feedback, or share important information with the people who need it most.Take a screenshot or record a video of what you see on your computer screen. I always wanted a Magnatone and had noticed the slanted pickups in pictures and then for real when I finally bought one. I wondered why the pickups were slanted, too.
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