Luthier Titanium trebles

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pacowannab

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Joined: Mar. 3 2008

Luthier Titanium trebles

Has anyone tried the new Luthier Titanium trebles or the Giannini Titanium trebles? If so, how do they feel and sound?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 27 2008 10:04:15

MarkMc

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Joined: Oct. 1 2005
From: Wilsonville, Oregon

RE: Luthier Titanium trebles (in reply to pacowannab)

I've tried the Luthier Titanium trebles, they're a little to heavy for me (med-high tension) They sounded nice though. But I think over all, I'm not to partial with the titanium treble sound anyway...

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 28 2008 7:47:02

pacowannab

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Joined: Mar. 3 2008

RE: Luthier Titanium trebles (in reply to MarkMc)

Thanks for the info, MarkMc. I used to play Luthier 30s (medium-high tension) on a 660mm scale guitar. They were too heavy for me (I'm not Paco!). I have recently acquired a 655mm scale guitar so I think I'll try the medium-high tension Luthier titaniums. Thanks.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 28 2008 17:28:42