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Location: Burbank | Well I was able to get my hands on my first long neck. It has such a great sound. Just trying to get used to it. Then I look forward to using its flexibility with new tunings. Should be a fun adventure. Putting a little more pressure on those bass strings takes some getting used to as well, but that's all part of the fun right? |
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Location: near Cologne/Germany | Mario, while your fingers recover from pressing strings you could share your happiness and take pictures, and, of course, show them here :-) |
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Location: Jet City | Congrats!
Bass strings? I use EJ18 from D'Addario
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Location: Burbank | Thanks guys. I'll take some pics soon. EJ18 is what she came with. I just noticed that when I use the amount of pressure I am used to I get a little rattle like fretting out. I have the same thing happen when I play around with my bass so I know its just getting used to heavier strings. |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Congratulations! I've been wanting to add a long neck to the herd for a while now. Just waiting for the right mix of money and opportunity! |
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Location: near Cologne/Germany | I use Adamas 1818 when tuned to D, and that's fine for me. Used to use EJ18s and Adamas 1919, but those 1818 make things a little bit easier.... I have one tuned to C, with 1919. I also run one of my Longnecks with 1717 Adamas, tuned to Eb....
Edited by red-twins 2016-04-21 9:07 AM
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Location: Jet City | I'm usually tuned to B with the EJ18s |
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