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RE: Yamaha CG171 Review
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Kalo
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RE: Yamaha CG171 Review (in reply to Sr. Martins)
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Congrats! What's another 7 days..... You are right Leander, especially, when I've been flamenco guitar depreviated for 8 months and had to play on the takamine quote:
That's not too bad. My technician (back before I did my own setups) would do the whole thing in front of me while I waited. It was a small shop and was easily managed by two people. Waiting was not a chore since I was welcome to chat about the set-up procedure or play lots of expensive guitars for an hour or so. I preferred to chat. An ideal guitar set-up process should have the player present. That way, the technician can have the player test the guitar and determine if a little fine tuning is needed. Seeing set-ups done in person was very helpful in my learning process. I began to understand what I could do myself, what I could do if I invested in the right tools, and what I should leave to a complete professional. As a precaution, since I now understand that you live in Arizona, consider investing in an inexpensive hygrometer for your practice room and an good leak-proof in-case guitar humidifier. The hygrometer may at least let you know if it's safe for you to leave your guitar outside of its case for very long periods. I would of LOVED to wait and see how set up is done, but, the guys are busy and I have to respect that... When you come to think of it...Sanding down the saddle isn't hard to do, but, if you I made a mistake then, I would of had to buy another one... GuitarVlog, I will look into a hygrometer for my Yamaha! It make sense, since I live out in OVEN LAND! Kalo
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