2016/12/15 19:54:30
bayoubill
Where are you spacey? 
2016/12/15 21:25:53
spacey
Just south of El Dorado AR out in the woods.
I can throw a rock over my backyard fence and hit Arkansas all the way from Louisiana.
2016/12/16 11:26:35
batsbrew
i sold encyclopedias door to door in el dorado, back in 1979.
for Southwestern company out of nashville.
 
man, that place was so depressed back in '79 (it's an oil town, and the oil crisis was in full force),
i barely made a penny!
 
2016/12/16 11:52:09
craigb
batsbrew
i sold encyclopedias door to door in el dorado, back in 1979.
for Southwestern company out of nashville.
 
man, that place was so depressed back in '79 (it's an oil town, and the oil crisis was in full force),
i barely made a penny!
 




Maybe you were selling the wrong encyclopedias?
 

2016/12/16 13:42:29
spacey
LOL
 
I moved to the area in '92 Bat. 
It seems people do very well there. More than an oil town I reckon. The mansions I've seen aren't empty. Maybe moonshine is worth more than I realize.
2016/12/16 14:04:55
drewfx1
batsbrew 
WTF
 

 
You keep insulting my children (intentionally or not) and insulting those of us who disagree on the merits of various neck designs (again, intentionally or not).
 

 
i'll leave it to others to do their own homework,
and hopefully if they are good at it, they'll come up with the same info i came up.



Or perhaps they'll find that there are various approaches, more than one of which are capable of performing at the highest level but with perhaps different trade offs.
 
But doing tap tests between differently constructed necks doesn't make sense - if you do a tap test on a multi-laminate neck or a graphite neck, you probably won't be impressed - and not because they dampen vibrations, but because they influence the string's vibration less than vintage style necks. 
 
Which is one reason why those types of necks are used and preferred by so many people who have most certainly done their homework.
 
Personally I would never use a vintage style design, though I do know that many people prefer the sound as the neck may contribute more to the tone than other more stable designs which are more neutral (with graphite being at the extreme).
 
IOW, sometimes there is more than one right answer to a homework problem.
2016/12/16 14:47:38
craigb
drewfx1
 
IOW, sometimes there is more than one right answer to a homework problem.




LOL!  Like choosing a pet you actually have when you say it ate your homework, ya? 
2016/12/16 15:32:59
batsbrew
drewfx1,
 
i'm just posting my opinions.
if you don't like it, tough.
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