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Danny Caporn
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Posted 23 Apr 2024 3:24 am |
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I have a C6 changer that would like to used on a S11 E9 build.
I understand that the C6 is shorter than E9.
Can a ZB forum member advise me of the difference in measurements so I can modify this C6 changer. |
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B. Greg Jones
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Middleport, Ohio USA
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Posted 23 Apr 2024 3:48 pm
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The changers are the same and can be used on either neck.
Greg |
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Danny Caporn
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Posted 27 Apr 2024 1:35 am
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Hi,
This the changer finger I have which appears to be different to to any I've seen on the net or forum. It came out of a D11 so is it factory.
Regards Danny
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Eric Dahlhoff
From:
Point Arena, California
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Posted 27 Apr 2024 7:18 am ZB changer
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Wow, I've never seen one quite like that 
Usually the tops have removable caps, although I had an early one without caps. But it had pins for the string ends, not a groove like yours.
Also, the threaded end is too short. So yes, that doesn't look like it would fit in a "normal" ZB changer housing.
Here's one
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Danny Caporn
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Posted 4 May 2024 11:26 pm ZB Custom
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Hi,
Even though my changer is different the basic dimensions are the same. the question I have is when assembled and the strings tuned to E9 and the changer is tuned to the standard E9 copedent the raise pull tension is significantly higher than the lowers pull that the A B C pedals pressure is excessive.
Is this normal or have I missed something in the set up of the changer.
Appreciate any suggestions before I abandon this project completely. |
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Eric Dahlhoff
From:
Point Arena, California
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Posted 6 May 2024 12:27 pm
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I'm not sure I understand your question. The raises will always require more force, since you're tightening a string as compared to lowering it.
You do have to balance the pulls on a ZB in order to get the pedal pressure optimal. The 2 strings should reach the end of the pull at exactly the same time.
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Danny Caporn
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Posted 6 May 2024 6:44 pm ZB Custom
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Ok, Thanks for info, will have a rethink about cross shaft / bell crank idea and a single cabinet .
may need to go for a SD cabinet and ZB type undercarriage. This will give more leverage . |
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