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Location: NJ | si.
(I mean, . . . "jayse" . . .) |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | oui. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | For me bigger cables mean more " power " , strong groundtone / less overtones , depending on guitar , for ex., my 1537 is allways strung with Thom.Spectrum 13 -57 ,with it`s smallish box , I doubt that Thom.Plectrum 13 - 61 !! will add any bass , yet , the 1617 does best with gauge 12 -54 , and the 1618 ( 12 stringer ) just " sings " with 10 -47 , this is all very subjective / controversial..
Vic
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Location: SoCal | These posts are always more interesting if you read the last post 1st...doesn't make sense but neither does reading it in order :rolleyes: |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I always start in the middle |
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Location: Waterloo, IL | Read em all, or read none at all. Either way it just makes it all more confusing to the clueless who can't afford a clue.
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | I'll put them on the Esteban and put the resulting fireworks on YouTube.
Amelia EWT video is in transit! |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Thanks for the imput everyone |
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Heavy Gauge strings???
