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Lane Gray


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Post  Posted 23 Mar 2012 6:05 am    
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OK, so it looks like someone wants to buy my guitar as an SD-10.
That stock placement of the knee lever cluster on a Classic makes 1-5 less than ideal.
The 1&2 raise will go left of A and the Franklin Drop will go right of C
I'm just wondering whether using 2-6 (A,B,C therefore on 3,4,5) would be more comfy than using 3-7 (A,B,C on 4,5,6).
I know from playing it that 1-5 is icky. I think I'm leaning towards 2-6
Does anyone have feedback?
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Donny Hinson

 

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Post  Posted 23 Mar 2012 7:39 am    
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I find it's a lot easier to move a couple of knee levers than it is to move/reconfigure all the floor pedals. (But that's just me.)
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Lane Gray


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Topeka, KS
Post  Posted 23 Mar 2012 7:56 am    
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On a Classic, the LKL is fixed, because the lever and reversing link mount on the rear apron.
Since I lack a drill press and wouldn't freehand all them holes to move it (and tapping them), I think rodding up a simple set like that would take less time than taking the guitar to a shop with the toys and tools. And certainly less time and money than ordering freestanding *KL brackets from Michael Yahl and waiting on them to arrive.
The only real drawback to those old MSAs. Other than the weight
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Michael Yahl


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Post  Posted 23 Mar 2012 1:13 pm    
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Yo Homey,

That sounds like you be diss'n my pricing and delivery!!!! Whoa! Winking
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Lane Gray


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Post  Posted 23 Mar 2012 4:53 pm    
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Your prices are reasonable. I should know, I've paid a bunch of them Winking Very Happy . And shipping time is quick.
But 30 bucks (IIRC) and next week pales besides free and 45 minutes.
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