dchristo
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these Herco picks are easy to use
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this will work for fine scratches
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you can get the thin double sided tape at places that sell trophys and plaques
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welcome to the forum, we would like to see some pics of your SJ
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hopefully they will get your baby fixed and get it back to you soon
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EA, are you going back and try it again with new strings ?
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Agree - try new strings.
Also, I find some new Gibson acoustics sound tight on the low end when compared to the high end on the same guitar, especially with a tusq saddle. I've got a 200 that I swapped out tusq for bone saddle and it sounded much better. Still took a few months to "open up" all the way on the low end.
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B/K what kind of saddle did you use ( Colossi ? ) and did it make a bid difference ?
my 200 has a slight buzz sound but its not the frets ( I think its from the saddle ) and was thinking of getting a new saddle
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very dead sounding,
oh yea, did you take the factory installed socks out
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BTW from what I can see, it looks like a nice music store
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welcome to the forum rustystrings, Im a SC boy too, Im originally from Greer SC but the Navy took me to florida..I also have a couple of friends in Greenwood named Joe and Bobby Stokes, if you ever run into them they pick also
again welcome
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I havent heard it played that way, that sounded good, I like it
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Hi, my name is Dave, and I'm a Gibson addict
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Mark, if I had a voice like yours, Id never get any work done...LOL
very nice
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Strumming with a thumbpick
in Gibson Acoustic
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PM, I use the herco heavy when I play my electrics. I have made these to use for my acoustic