I was stuck wondering if there were new songs hiding in this rosewood or that rosewood, a small body guitar or large, between A5 or A2 magnets. I didn’t find what I was looking for and the revolving door of gear continued. What I found out was to find the new sound you have to swing the search really wide.
To create inspiration you have to be exposed to something unexpectedly new. That newness teaches you to think differently, to play differently and make different musical choices. That creates songs. I find these resonators wake up my ear like nothing else, and when I go back to other guitars I hear them in a new way. Round and round it goes. That’s incredibly valuable. I’m here to give you that same experience. " - Matt Eich
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Kelly Joe Phelps
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"When I heard Kelly Joe the first time, I was amazed how it all made so much sense. His music is a wide world with three hundred and sixty degrees of influence.... Kelly Joe is a musical slight of hand master. He pulls world...
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Joey Landreth
Success is a mystical pursuit; a blend of timing, talent, good fortune, dedication and hard work.A break in the schedule of award winning roots-rockers The Bros. Landreth offered Joey Landreth a chance to step forward and...
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Jason Momoa
"Wow, man, look at that. This is craftsman level, it’s so beautiful. Dirty pink!" - Jason Momoa upon taking delivery of his Mulecaster.
American actor, writer, film producer, and director. He is known for portraying Aquaman...
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Tony Polecastro
The neck is absolutely a dream to play. Now Matt I know carve necks at Muss and Dalton and he certainly put his trade to work here because this neck is absolutely gorgeous. One thing I really love about this guitar is that it...
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Doug Wamble
I’m fairly certain this guitar was made in a factory in Detroit sometime in the Mid 50’s on an assembly line worked by 12 guys who all fought at Normandy Beach and Killed 27 Nazis but never talked about it and after working...
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Charlie Parr
So in 1927 National made a proto-type guitar that was a tri-cone fit into a single-cone body, it was some kind of test I think and they never made a production model out of it. My Mule is just that, a tri-cone set into a...
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Jeffrey Foucault
I recently acquired a Mule Resophonic guitar, a twelve-fret steel
guitar with a slotted head-stock and a P-90 pickup, and have given or maybe
lost most of my daylight hours to bottleneck slide for the past week. I...
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guitar with a slotted head-stock and a P-90 pickup, and have given or maybe
lost most of my daylight hours to bottleneck slide for the past week. I...
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Mulecaster
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Can I geek out a bit? If it wasn’t for Charlie Hunter and then Kelly Joe Phelps I wouldn’t be making steel resos and casters, 700 people wouldn’t be making music on them and you and I wouldn’t know each other.
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