Interview with Tim Kill Custom by Matthew Nigro TWIE | The Weissenborn Information Exchange Aloha Tim! Thanks for talking with us, I really appreciate it, and I am happy to finish up right where Aron Radford left off. I know he was planning an interview with you so this is long overdue. First off,
Do you know the differences between a style 1 and a style 3? or a style 2 from a style 4? It can be confusing to a Weissenborn newbie. So let us briefly explain in lay mans terms the differences between these “styles” of Weissenborns Just so we are clear this isn’t a definitive description or
So lets start this article off by saying “there are no Weissenborn specific pickups on the market right now”, they are all designed for conventional six string acoustic guitars. This is never more evident than when you notice the spacing of the magnetic poles on some pickups which are spaced for narrower six string instruments
You travel all over the world and play in some of the most unusual and remote of places, top of mountains, on airplanes at 30,000ft, on push bikes and motorbikes. Have you ever had any mishaps with your Weissenborn? Other then loosing a tunning peg on stage in France I have stayed incident free…. touch
I recently had the enormous pleasure of talking to the renowned Irish Weissenborn player John Wilde to talk about his amazing new debut album “After 8” and all things Weissenborn. “The album is everything i hoped it would be and more. A lot of care and attention to detail has gone into making this first
