Friday, March 13, 2009

KeyKord Tenor Uke, Guitar 1920's & Case


The amazing things that you can find on eBay...

5 comments:

  1. That looks like a cool piece of kit. Like an upmarket Islander Chord Master. I wonder if you'd be able to produce more chords by pressing more than one key at once.

    I've been trying to come up with some rational for the order of the keys. Can't see any.

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  2. yes, you can produce additional chords by pressing multiple keys.

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  3. also, if you remove the metal cover and watch the levers when you press a key, I suspect you will find that the "fretted" notes do not correspond to their corresponding pictured chord diagrams!

    (the ones I have cross checked "show" a ukulele chord but "play" that corresponding chord in guitar tuning. i.e., key #1 "shows" a uke "F" but "plays" a guitar "F" chord.)

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  4. hi i have a keykord but need a book to decode chords or copy of paged can you help brettnwanda@earthlink.net

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  5. I don't have one of these. Try contacting Gryphon Strings in Palo Alto, California. They are a top of the line shop and have incredible knowledge. Jeff

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