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Location: Phoenix AZ | Beautiful yes. But I'm sorry guys, I'll still take one where the strings don't rub on the wood. Looks like they have finally addressed it on the 08. Dave |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | It also sounds great! :eek: :cool: |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Won't slip off your lap either!
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Location: SoCal | Dave, it even looks like the tuners are lined up.... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | the slots on my custom A are finished nicely.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I'm devoping a new TRC lube/wax that you apply to the TRC. Helps the strings slide easily over it, avoids marring the TRC and helps the guitar stay in tune better. It's called "Slip-Cover". Should be available for internet sales by February. PayPal only.
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Location: UK | can you give me a trade price inc postage and insurance for Slip Coverage to the UK, |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Exact pricing has not been worked out yet. It'll launch in February in the US, probably a month later for international sales. There'll soon be a website where you can register for product updates. Dave |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | forth pic in sez it all.... |
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| Tup - would a little slip-cover be useful on the saddle? I've noticed that the strings can rub there as well.
Also - would it help with an overtight thong rubbing on my own TRC?
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by schroeder:
Tup - would a little slip-cover be useful on the saddle? They already make this stuff called "nut sauce" that aids the slippage of strings through the nut. I would imagine you could use it on the saddle, but there seems to be much less of a need at that end.
My initial thought was to use "nut sauce" as the TRC lubricant as well and it would probably be OK on the plastic TRC's and gloss finished guitars. But I was worried about putting d'sauce on woods such as the ebony and walnut TRC's and the walnut of the adamas headstocks. That's why we're working on a mixture for Slip-Cover that will not "stain your wood the way that nut sauce can".
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I think a Bone TRC would improve tone... |
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