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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by Victor:
Has anyone tried cryogenic strings yet? Is that where you wait for your strings to die, then freeze them? |
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| originally posted by Muzza:
Is that where you wait for your strings to die, then freeze them? I thought you had to freeze them before they died otherwise there's no hope for them..... Oh wait, he said they're on a banjo... too late. :(
again welcome Victor, spend some time reading the other threads here, and if you don't run for the door screaming or require a medication change after that, you might have some fun here.
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| Thanks all for the warm and entertaining welcome. I'm not running anywhere, Glenn.
Since I got the LX, I haven't been able to put it down. It is a wonderful instrument with a warm, pleasing tone. And judging from the welcome I've received here, the warmth of the LX ranks second only to Ovation fans! |
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Location: ranson,wva | i never relized how heavy a banjo was till i picked one up today at the guitar room..those bastards with the maple resonator are heavy as i dont know what..kinda wrenched my back..jason |
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