Donal Lunny's Twozouki

[Kieran]

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Kieran
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[Colin Lindsay]

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Kieran
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I could play twice as many wrong notes with that.

[garryireland]

i dont see the point of that. is one octave strung or something? just seems a smaller scale lenght on one or am i stupid?

[Kieran]

According to the maker: 'Two necks, with different scales, and two different tunings to avoid having to use a capo'

Kieran
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[garryireland]

According to the maker: 'Two necks, with different scales, and two different tunings to avoid having to use a capo'

Kieran
http://www.moloneymusic.com

ok but ive seen him using a capo in 3 or 4 different positions, i like donal's music, but this is defo an ego trip! having said that, if i had the money i would probably have a tenor mandola/bouzouki two neck, that would make more sense. any vids of this yet?

[garryireland]

just seeing as how we are on the subject of dual necks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fphbCiP27Wo

[Mike Anderson]

Nice clip! Coincidentally, I was listening to Brian McNeill's "Back o' the North Wind" album yesterday. Have had that one since '92 I think.

[Bertram Henze]

in the same news blog of Roger's, there is also a "twodolin", but I'd call that a twindolin, so the name business is far from perfect yet...