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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | I hve decided to avoid all long screws and bolts because of potential damage to one's clothes; however, the extra room in the guitar body is extremely helpful for all those small overflow items that won't fit in my handbag. Given the truism that "the volume of a handbag is inversely proportional to the quantity of items it needs to accommodate," this is a wonderful discovery for my pickin' sisters! And, even though it takes some practice, you can get some exceptionally maracca-like accompanyment sounds if you rock the guitar while you play it. This also has positive implications for when you travel with your instrument--added carry-on space without having to tote something else. Truly we own the most versatile instruments ever!
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by ttenn:
I thought the string tubes were supposed to counter-act the IRBP interference!!! String-Tubes (tm) don't have any effect on IRBP. They only act to keep the sound deadening wood debris off the strings during the stringing process. Dave |
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Location: NJ | ThankYou, Dr. Hubbard. |
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| I must have failed to follow tuppy's instructions properly 'cos I just completely
f%^*&%d jeff's ute. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I'm sure that any instructions from Dave will be under full Factory warantee!
er, right Dave? |
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DUMB QUESTION: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I TAKE THE "MANHOLE COVER" OFF THE BACK OF A CS 257?
