GGJaguar
Reverential Member
Maybe you can only fret the strings where there are markers? But that doesn't make sense. Or does it?’m yet to decipher the fretboard scale?
Maybe you can only fret the strings where there are markers? But that doesn't make sense. Or does it?’m yet to decipher the fretboard scale?
Looks like a dulcimer, played lapstyle. No strap buttons either.
Shamisen scale. It's an electric shamisen or actually probably the Chinese version, as the headstock's Chinese style not Japanese.Maybe you can only fret the strings where there are markers? But that doesn't make sense. Or does it?
Good sleuthing, Al.Shamisen scale. It's an electric shamisen or actually probably the Chinese version, as the headstock's Chinese style not Japanese.
But GooogleImage search reveals it's actually a Thai Phin (not be confused with a typhoon):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phin
I think there is a slight possibility that is not a real Gibson
Holy cow!
Tasty!
If you live in Florida this is not even remotely cute.
"Tach it up, tach it up, buddy gonna' shut you down"