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    Re: Tale of the Burgin and the Phoenix

    Congrats Tim, and welcome back to the club!
    I did see your ad and wondered how likely it would be to find someone for such a specific trade, glad it turned out as planned!
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    Re: Dealing with pokey string ends?

    How I get around that issue is that I don't actually cut anything, as I could never get all of the extra string with pliers. I wrap the extra string around the tuning peg and tug on it so it bends at...
  3. Re: Tell me your experiences with rechargeable tuners

    I have an Intellitouch PT40 rechargeable tuner, I think I bought it 5 or 6 years ago. No issues, plenty bright, and I still have to charge it maybe less than a handful of times during the year. I'd...
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    Re: Easy playing strings

    Another option you might consider are flat wound strings, I had experience with the Light(Weich) and Medium(Mittel) Thomastik strings, they have significantly less tension than normal round wound...
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    Re: Mandolin apps on adroid for smartphone

    I can recommend 'Fretboard Learn' and 'Scales Learn', you can select mandolin as your instrument, among others. Although not mandolin-specific, I can also recommend 'Music Theory Helper' and 'Key...
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    Re: Guitar feels huge ...

    I use the same pick across all instruments, the BC TAD60-1R, and just switch between the rounded and pointier tip if I want smoothness vs volume. I have to spend some time on adjusting when I try the...
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    Re: Guitar feels huge ...

    I can second the part about playing mandolin making me a better guitar player, the difference was really night and day, even after a few months of playing. I'm guessing it's mostly because of the...
  8. Re: Phoenix Mandolins...which model is most versatile?

    +1 for the Neoclassical here, it can cover anything bar bluegrass. Surprising amount of volume when used with regular 10-34/10-38 strings (wouldn't go heavier than that due to the thin top), but you...
  9. Re: Does your mando need a setup? Learn to do it yourself!

    My copy came in yesterday, thanks Rob!
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    Re: Nut Width Preference?

    Agree with the OP and the above post, doesn't make any difference to me, at least not on mandolin. On guitar I have an easier time with wider string spacing at the bridge for finger picking, but I...
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    Re: New Mando... Hamlett Two-Point

    Congratulation on the doctorate and the mandolin! The black pearls are such a cool detail, I love understated fingerboards, but this is the best of both worlds.
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