Lindsey's Chet Akins

[GoS]

Some time ago I was reading an interview with Rick Turner (I am pretty sure, but it is about 10% possible that it was Lindsey). I can't find this again, and was wondering if anyone else knows what i am talking about. In it. he said that he had worked on Lindsey's Chet Akins guitar (that he plays on Big Love). I think that he said that he basically put a mini-synth inside so that the end result was there was a trace of synth in the song. I cannot find anything else to prove or disprove this, though. Can anyone help me out here, I want to know if this is true or not.

(EDIT: think there should be a "K" in Atkins in the title, forgive me.)

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by GoS

Some time ago I was reading an interview with Rick Turner (I am pretty sure, but it is about 10% possible that it was Lindsey). I can't find this again, and was wondering if anyone else knows what i am talking about. In it. he said that he had worked on Lindsey's Chet Akins guitar (that he plays on Big Love). I think that he said that he basically put a mini-synth inside so that the end result was there was a trace of synth in the song. I cannot find anything else to prove or disprove this, though. Can anyone help me out here, I want to know if this is true or not.

(EDIT: think there should be a "K" in Atkins in the title, forgive me.)

Yeah the pickup was one of Turner's hex-synth pickups. You can see it in the soundhole of the guitar when Lindsey plays Big Love and Go Insane on "The Dance."

[Madness Fades]

Yes Rick Turner looks after that guitar for Lindsey. As I Recall thats the guitar that actually inspired Rick to build the RS6.