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That Slothead thing

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PeterD
Posted 2009-12-14 4:28 AM (#387655 - in reply to #387630)
Subject: Re: That Slothead thing


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Location: Taichung, Taiwan
There is just something classy about a slothead...
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-12-14 6:09 AM (#387656 - in reply to #387630)
Subject: Re: That Slothead thing


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Location: South of most, North of few
Most here know how I feel about slot heads. There is no real difference in changing strings, you just have to turn your thinking around 90 deg. As far as sound from a greater break angle over the nut, I never have noticed much difference as it's hard to find another guitar with the same design (except for the headstock) to do an A B comparo. There's a lot of other factors involved too, including headstock mass. Most of the guitars with great sustain that I have encountered have slotted headstocks. (the UTE, 1680, 1114, and even the Martin CE0-5) I just like the way they look, classic.
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