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I don't know, Gounaro. What is the benefit or added value? I have always tied the strings on the tie-block the old-fashioned, tried and true way and never had a problem. How is this way better?
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Bill
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Caracafe asks the owner of the guitar with the bridge tie block protector if he can borrow the guitar. Singer starts and Caracafe strums the first chord at 0:16. So far so good although the guitar owner is in a state of panic. At 0:18 Caracafe taps the side. Owner moves around to inspect for damage. At 0:40 owner hears and witnesses big strum and golpe, panic is really setting in, He is sweating and feeling anxious. Ot 1:06 the owner decides he has had enough and takes the guitar and puts it back in the case and goes home. The cool Remate at 1:15 never happens.
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Joined: Dec. 2 2006
From: Budapest, now in Southampton
RE: Is this a nice idea? (in reply to machopicasso)
i actually have two dents just under the bridge due to string breaks, maybe this couldve prevented those, but an even better idea is what Ramzi showed me the other day, a small piece of golpeador placed there, it's more discrete and probably cheaper too...
honestly , they look ugly . i did buy from stringsbymail the bone set, although they make setup easier and faster but they look ugly , so i gave up using them.