Musician's Friend[musiciansfriend.com] has Rogue RLS-1 Lap Steel Hardwood Body Guitar + Stand and Protective Gig Bag (Metallic Blue, 21" Scale Length) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
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Musician's Friend[musiciansfriend.com] has Rogue RLS-1 Lap Steel Hardwood Body Guitar + Stand and Protective Gig Bag (Metallic Blue, 21" Scale Length) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
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Does anyone know if you can play this one handed? I.E. rehabbing from stroke?
I'm sure there are people that can play it better with their feet than I could with both hands, but it would be difficult with one hand.
Typically one hand frets and/or controls a slide (usually left hand). The other hand picks or plucks the string (usually right hand).
You could tap it at the frets with one hand, or you could play open notes with one hand near the bridge. You could fret with one hand and then use any other appendage to pluck the string (toe, drum stick ducktaped to arm, tongue, dong, etc.).
But as a multi-instrumentalist, I'd highly recommend looking into a sythesizer. You can do a lot of playing and sequencing with one hand, and once you sequence a little melody, you can do a lot of manipulation of it with one hand to shape the sound. The Minilogue XD is a very nice beginner synth that a pro would still enjoy. The simpler looking synths are often actually more difficult to use, and the ones with lots of knobs are often simpler.
Last edited by Selman October 16, 2024 at 12:56 PM.
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Typically one hand frets and/or controls a slide (usually left hand). The other hand picks or plucks the string (usually right hand).
You could tap it at the frets with one hand, or you could play open notes with one hand near the bridge. You could fret with one hand and then use any other appendage to pluck the string (toe, drum stick ducktaped to arm, tongue, dong, etc.).
But as a multi-instrumentalist, I'd highly recommend looking into a sythesizer. You can do a lot of playing and sequencing with one hand, and once you sequence a little melody, you can do a lot of manipulation of it with one hand to shape the sound. The Minilogue XD is a very nice beginner synth that a pro would still enjoy. The simpler looking synths are often actually more difficult to use, and the ones with lots of knobs are often simpler.
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