Mobius Megatar

[Hamster]

A 12 string upright piano?

My brain is melting :wacko:

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Edited February 12, 2009 by Hamster

[ARGH]

I like Topaz....

Dont sneer,if you know the sh*t both him and Warr have had to go through,that guy is the chief historian upon 'tap' style on guitars...
And the Megatar,is in theory 'easier' that the Stick to play.

[Hamster]

[quote name='ARGH' post='408083' date='Feb 12 2009, 10:05 PM']I like Topaz....

Dont sneer,if you know the sh*t both him and Warr have had to go through,that guy is the chief historian upon 'tap' style on guitars...
And the Megatar,is in theory 'easier' that the Stick to play.[/quote]

I'm not sneering, the product name and his name made me smile a little and I just can't get my head around anything more than 5 strings!

Here's a few more smilies for you!

[Golchen]

[quote name='ARGH' post='408083' date='Feb 12 2009, 10:05 PM']I like Topaz....

Dont sneer,if you know the sh*t both him and Warr have had to go through,that guy is the chief historian upon 'tap' style on guitars...
And the Megatar,is in theory 'easier' that the Stick to play.[/quote]


Hmmm ..............

[Russ]

He knows his stuff... shame the Megatar is so fugly. They look like they were built in someone's garden shed.

The only touchstyle instrument I'd play would be a Warr... they at least look nice!

Edited February 14, 2009 by Russ

[tauzero]

I used to share a flat with the UK importer of the Megatar, [url="http://freespace.virgin.net/myron.edwards/megatar.htm"]Myron Edwards[/url]. I didn't get tempted to buy one though. It was quite impressive seeing him play one.

One thing strikes me as really odd - I understand fanned frets on basses, but I would have thought that putting them on a Megatar would make the strings on the long side rather hard to play.