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Thiel Hatt

 

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Post  Posted 16 Jan 2011 5:44 pm    
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A while back someone posted information on a machined part that could be made and added to an all pull changer to add an additional lower or raise capability to the changer. Such as a double raise/lower changer that needed a third raise or lower added to it. It required that either an unused raise hole be used to add a lower function or the reverse. It may have been specific to an old MSA changer, but it should work on most all pull changers. Does anyone recall that entry and how to identify it. I tried a search but probably didn't use the right terminology. HELP ! And thanks guys. The forum is a great site.
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Ron Whitworth


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Post  Posted 16 Jan 2011 7:49 pm    
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Hello Thiel;
Maybe this is the one you were looking for?

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=194228&highlight=changer
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Thiel Hatt

 

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Post  Posted 16 Jan 2011 8:42 pm    
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Hey, thanks for the response .This entry ,no doubt, has reference to the part, but as I recall the particular entry even had a picture or diagram of the part and even the dimensions. I would like to find that particular entry if possible .
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Ron Whitworth


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Post  Posted 16 Jan 2011 9:00 pm    
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Thiel;
Give this one a try then maybe?? >>>>>>>>

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=168641&highlight
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"Tone is in the hands. Unless your wife will let you buy a new amp. Then it's definitely in that amp."

We need to turn the TWANG up a little

It's not what you play through, it's what you play through it.

They say that tone is all in the fingers...I say it is all in your head Smile

Some of the best pieces of life are the little pieces all added up..Ron

the value of friendship. Old friends shine like diamonds, you can always call them and - most important - you can't buy them.
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Thiel Hatt

 

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Post  Posted 16 Jan 2011 9:10 pm    
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Ron, you're my hero ! You get a BINGO on that one. That's exactly what I was after.
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Ron Whitworth


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Post  Posted 16 Jan 2011 9:12 pm    
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Glad I could help you out Thiel.
My best to you!
Ron
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"Tone is in the hands. Unless your wife will let you buy a new amp. Then it's definitely in that amp."

We need to turn the TWANG up a little

It's not what you play through, it's what you play through it.

They say that tone is all in the fingers...I say it is all in your head Smile

Some of the best pieces of life are the little pieces all added up..Ron

the value of friendship. Old friends shine like diamonds, you can always call them and - most important - you can't buy them.
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