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Earthwood Lights 2004
I cannot find tension specs on the web site.
Is it a secret?
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In fact, I see no specifications at all on the site.
I like to know tensions to compare how they may affect the neck. |
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Honestly, I'm not sure knowing tension gives us any useable knowledge. We'll still set up the guitar the same way we always do - by feel and/or measurement of the action and relief. We could measure the tension ourselves with a little thought and a kitchen scales.
If you have a guitar that is fragile in some way and are worried about the tension, I wouldn't put ANY strings on it until was professionally repaired. Way too risky. If EBMM don't publish their tensions, I'm sure they have good reason. But I wouldn't think secrecy has anything to do with it if we could measure it ourselves at home!
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Mostly I feel it is just good to have specifications of products before I buy them.
Tension specs may be helpful when comparing to other brands. How they may feel. |
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True, but that's only part of the story - tone, longevity, quality control, and how they feel under the fingers (particularly wound strings) cannot be quoted in numbers.
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An Irishman in Paris ...I'm interested in any Lukes or Silo Specials that might be for sale. Any colour considered as long as it's not red. Silo Specials must be trem and rosewood. Feel free to PM me. DrKev on MySpace |
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