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Location: Pennsylvania | Originally posted by cliff:
The "point" of the joke was intended towards Tuppy and not bobc . . . I hope you know i'm just messing with you... right? |
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Location: NJ | as was I . . ;-)
NoWorries.
btw, Welcome!! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I don't know why this keeps coming up, the instructions are CRYSTAL CLEAR (and Greg, as a dealer you should know better). The string tubes are to be removed AFTER threading the string through the bridge. NOT left on permanently. If you leave them in place they do nothing other than deaden the sound. Dave |
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Location: Chicago | Nobody uses EXP17s? I think those strings might be a bit heavy for my 1778LX. |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | I'm a fan of Webstrings' Portland Acoustic (phosphor bronze) strings. I like the D'addarios, but these sound better (to me) last at least as long and are considerably less expensive. |
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Location: San Angelo, Texas | Sorry Dave, I wasn't thinking....I'm still digging sand out of places you probably don't want to know about...
Dave, have you ever seen a man shaking his Taylor trying to get all the sand out....? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by GregoryS:
Dave, have you ever seen a man shaking his Taylor trying to get all the sand out....? No. But have you ever seen a man shaking his Johnson trying to get all the sand out....?
I'm talking about Johnson brand ukuleles of course.
Dave |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Oh that brand of uke, I thought it was resonators.
I don't think Cliff likes Ben Hur movies, only Ben Llama movies..... |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | SRV left his string tubes on permanently. Go figure. He sounded alright to me. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | That was just for the guitar he was buried with, to make the strings last longer not for tone. |
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Location: Snellville, GA | The string tubes are only for wooden pinless bridges. (from Tupperware's manual)... |
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Location: Dawesville,Western Australia | My first choice is GHS silk and bronze (not too bright) and second is Adamas 1818E"s..spent $500 finding this info :-))) |
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