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    Americans Use the Metric System

    Back in my day (the 80s) … if you wanted a metric to standard -grams to ounces - conversion the best person to ask was always one of the guys in a jean jacket… No bullshit … a teacher asked the class how many grams in an ounce and the only hands that went up were the stoners.
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    Looking for a switch.

    Call these guys. https://www.oregon-electronics.com/x/home.php
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    How to hold a guitar

    Call these guys. https://www.oregon-electronics.com/x/home.php Edit disregard. Wrong thread
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    Tool Upgrade

    I’m sure they do make em. Just not those. Can’t properly sterilize plastic/rubber handles for medical applications, but I have a bunch of actual surgical tools (nurse retired) took from Germany and Switzerland so I have no doubt.
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    Bass, Bass playing, bass players, and bass accessories.

    Interestingly I also did the same. An Ibanez TR.
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    Americans Use the Metric System

    Everything is metric in tech and healthcare.
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Who says it does? And what’s the difference in sound? Btw difference is a subtraction operation.
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    Tool Upgrade

    Those are metal working tools… medical tools typically don’t have rubber/plastic handles.
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    The induction pickup only cares about the string moving within its magnetic field.
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Yes!
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    Bass, Bass playing, bass players, and bass accessories.

    He definitely tore out frets and made a fretless out of it… but Jaco was also mental ill and extremely erratic. He’d play whatever was available. Often he didn’t have a bass, as he was homeless off and on. He’s show up to gigs without an instrument, the He’d borrowed basses (your bass) and then...
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Why don’t you show yourself out you illiterate troll. 🧌
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    were you born retarded or did your uncle-dad drop you on head as an infant? Do a simple google search.
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Absolutely it’s a sine wave with both terminus at y=0.
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    That all you do is throw around terms with no understanding. Better watch it boy before someone takes you down a peg!
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Do you really want me to embarrass you with a trig lesson?
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    its a sine wave and the wood is irrelevant to its cycle, and are mathematically derived relative to the fundamental. Wood doesn’t impart any salt into the brew. The wood is just table for the hot food, it doesn’t contribute to the foods flavor, or temperature… I’ve seen boutique Strats made of...
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    That’s a cop out. There’s no data. You quote something you didn’t even read.
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Got data?
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    Why Wood Matters | Rules of Tone: Episode 1 | PRS Guitars

    Metal moving through a coil creates voltage. A string vibrates - oscillates in the pickup’s magnetic field. The wood is organic and non ferrous and unaffected by the magnetic resonance. It’s what makes surviving an MRI possible.
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