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Billy T
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I guess I'm the purveyor of weird guitars recently. This is another CF guitar that I ran across that is already being produced. It has a very unusual design(what else! :D ). It's called the Blackbird Rider

The neck is hollow and has two sound holes one in the upper... bout(?) I guess you could call it, a la Tacoma, and one in the headstock.

It also has a D-tar piezo "Lock N' Load" pick-up which sounds like our very own Rick Turners.

Very odd design, again I wonder what it sounds like! Comes with good reviews.
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Now that is VERY cool - I like it!!!!
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Ugh. Looks like a canoe paddle. Hope it sounds better than it looks.

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Canoe Paddle, that would be a versatile instruments.

It might be good in a barroom brawl too, doubling as a club.

I'm glad folks try something different once in a while.

So, did you buy one?

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Yes, that's one of our D-TAR pickups in there...
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