[Dixielandjazz] Traditional Jazz (Banjo or guitar)

dwlit at cpcug.org dwlit at cpcug.org
Tue Oct 4 09:37:48 PDT 2011


I have a plectrum Triolian, a couple of (tenor) Triolians, and a Tricone.
They all sound different (the tenor T's sound basically the same)

Between piano, banjo, and the metal Nationals, I enjoy playing my recently
acquired Plectrum Triolian the most. And indeed it does cut through like a
katana through a lemon merangue (sp) pie while remaining mellow.

--Sheik

> Yesterday I played a number of slower tunes with my National tricone tenor
> guitar, 1928. I always switch between the tenor guitar and the banjo just
> depending on the character of the tune. As I use the full metal body four
> string guitar with National reso-phonic (loud speaker cones) amplification
> system I do not need to amplify it. It cuts throw specially in slower more
> mellower tunes and gives the right sustain like a guitar do. There is a
> production of new tenor ones from Czechoslovakia. Vintage ones are hard to
> find and pretty expensive, around $3000.
>
> Ulf Jagfors





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