Raised B on average guitar

[eigsterg]

Can someone tell me if I can take the second six strings of a twelve string guitar and string them with no harm onto my guitar to tune it to raised B?

[filmdude100cms]

umm, i know how to do it, but like are you trying to have a 12-string in raised b, or the regular 6 strings in standard, and the ones an octave up in
raised b.

[thejoe]

umm, i know how to do it, but like are you trying to have a 12-string in raised b, or the regular 6 strings in standard, and the ones an octave up in
raised b.

ignoree that.. he doesnt know hwat hes talking aobut

so youre looking to switch the second string from each pair on a 12er to a regular 6 string and hav4e it in raised b?

i dont think you can because not all of them are the 5th i dont think

[grock]

Can someone tell me if I can take the second six strings of a twelve string guitar and string them with no harm onto my guitar to tune it to raised B?

nope this is not the way to go about doing this. read the faq for stringing a guitar to raised B. as for what you described, it is sometimes called nashville tuning, where you take the octave strings from a 12 string set and string them up. you will only have one wound string (the low E).

This can give a really cool sound especially when playing with multiple rhythm guitarists. I used to do this to justify having 3 rhythm guitarists at a church i went to. I usually led on the "Nashville" guitar and i'd let 2 kids from the youth group play too.

[filmdude100cms]

umm, i know how to do it, but like are you trying to have a 12-string in raised b, or the regular 6 strings in standard, and the ones an octave up in
raised b.

ignoree that.. he doesnt know hwat hes talking aobut

so youre looking to switch the second string from each pair on a 12er to a regular 6 string and hav4e it in raised b?

i dont think you can because not all of them are the 5th i dont think

actually dick, i do know what im saying i keep a guitar in raised b, im just confused at the request... dont act like an asshole

fallow was grock said, his is right on.