| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Weather and cone tension | | Date: | Wednesday, January 30, 2008 04:46:29 (+0000) | | From: | reso-man <reso-man @.......net>
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So Dan,
Did you ever get an answer to this "weather vs cone tension" question you asked
earlier? I was hopeful that Dick DeNeve would have some input on your question.
If you did, I missed it, and I'm curious because I haven't noticed anything like
that here, and I have forced hot air, which is the dryest form of heat there is.
I run a couple of humidifiers thru the heating season, and using a humidity
meter to monitor, I try for 54% to 56% or as close to that as I can get. That's
about the middle of the "normal" range on the dial, and I figure if it's good for
the people, the reso-guitars won't be all that far behind.
Dan, I think it's all that playing you're doing with "The Innocent Bystanders"
(gotta luv that name) and I think it's probably just time for new strings.
Change them wires bro......you'll need 'em for Joe Val anyways!
Richie
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From: "D. Tannehill" <ephsmath-phys@cox.net>
> Just wondering something. In the past week, both Virginia ('05 Tut Taylor
> Virginian) and Lassie ('06 Gold Tone Beard PBS) have sounded "thuddy." Both
> times, I tweaked the cone tension screw, and the problem cleared up. And both
> times, I loosened the screw. I figure it has something to do with the cold, dry
> temps here in New England, but figured I'd get an expert opinion. So here's the
> question. How does the weather affect cone tension, and how frequently should
> one tweak it?
>
> Dan in RI
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