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I found some of those swing psychrometers in an old box at Taylor and laughed.
But then got schooled on how accurate they are!!!
I’m adding a couple of these hygrometers you recommended to the shop. Thanks!
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Thanks Karl, I’ll give it a try.
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Elaine S Hartstein Hartstein Guitars replied to the discussion Too many knobs, too little time in the forum Quick Questions 5 months ago
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Thanks so much for your input, much appreciated. The guitar has gone back to it’s owner, who has promised to confer with an electric guitar guru. If they figure it out, I’ll let you know.
Cheers,
Elaine
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Gerry Hayes Haze Guitars replied to the discussion Too many knobs, too little time in the forum Quick Questions 5 months ago
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Ah. Sorry for making an assumption. When you originally mentioned distortion, I just jumped on that bandwagon. If that’s not definitely what it is, apologies. One possibility (relatively likely if we don’t assume distortion) is a boost of some kind. It’s probably one of the more common on-board effects. It could be an across-the-board boost…
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Reply to Spectrum analysis of Guitars
MAke sure your graph is set up properly to view the info as well.
David Lang and Ben Gormly Amateur builder -
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All three of these guitars were made from the same Torrified ADK Spruce from Stew-mac, and sinker mahogany back and sides from the same slab
Karl Borum - Borum Acoustics -
No sweat Ian! I figured you would see this eventually and I’m moving
below snail pace on this. I picked up some of the gel ca and am gonna
use that on the bottom edge of the fingerboard first and see how I feel
about it. I had considered it before but was very worried about squeeze
out even with wax. I’ll post something when its all said and done. - Load More
