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Charles Tilley


Post  Posted 5 Jul 2004 11:38 am    
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I just got a 2003 S-10 BMI and have some questions on understanding it. If there is a member out there that thinks he or she can answer questions about 2003 BMIs, please email me so I can send them to you. Better still, email me your phone number and I will call you. The pedal action is the topic.



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Charles Tilley ,
ETSGA Program Director
Bullard, Texas
1994 Carter D-10,1973 MSA D-10 Classic, RV3, Nashville 400 and Evans SE200

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Jon Light


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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2004 11:57 am    
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Charles--I have a BMI that is 20 years old and I have no idea at all if fundamental changes have been made to the mechanism since then but....try me.

---I will add that when I played this guitar (I haven't in years) I messed with different variations on the action and I would describe the pedals as stiffer than average (I tend to like the feel of some resistance) and the levers are lighter than average.

[This message was edited by Jon Light on 05 July 2004 at 01:00 PM.]

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Charles Tilley


Post  Posted 6 Jul 2004 8:47 am    
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I have received some great help with this and am busy working on getting it worked out.

Thanks to all and this needs to be closed now.
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