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Jake Sulzer

 

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Washington, USA
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2024 8:57 pm    
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Howdy all, I'm wondering if anyone might have an adjustable return spring assembly for a 10 string changer. I've got a notification in case Michael Yahl gets any back in stock but I figured I'd ask here.

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Rich Cottle


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Sacramento California
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2024 9:31 pm     Springs
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Just change the springs from .045" thickness to .035" you really dont need the adjustment , you can shortin a spring to make it tighter or putting a small gap to make it looser, this was done for years on the old msa's , the thirty five thousands makes it easer to push , "pretty much what is used today" , or you can put on a .032" on certin strings or cutting the spring to make it tighter , thats the quick fix and it gets the job done
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Wayne Brown


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Bassano, Alberta, Canada
Post  Posted 10 Oct 2024 1:09 am     steel guitar parts
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Jake PM sent
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