are all guitar nuts the same?
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All nuts are created equal, but some nuts are created more equal than others. Bone for tone.
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No, it is not likely they are all the same. There can be differences. Manufactured homes are carried to and fro using mobile home axles. These axles are meant for one time use only so replacement parts, even wheels and tires, can be difficult to come by.
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Tree nuts include walnut, almond, hazelnut, cashew, pistachio and Brazil nuts. These are not the same as peanuts, which are legumes, or seeds, such as sunflower or sesame.
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There are 5 common chord shapes on the guitar, C, A, G, E and D (parts of the CAGED System). Each of the shapes has simple variations you can explore and work into you playing...
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Anyway the answer to your main question re differences in quartz movements is an unequivocal yes - not all quartz movements are built the same or use the same grade of components.
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All guitars don't need string trees. ... With Fender's traditional flat headstocks and inline tuners, the high strings have a longer distance between the nut and tuning posts, requiring the installation of a string guide. They might be small, but they can have a big impact in your tone and tuning.
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The truth is, electric guitar strings will work just fine on an acoustic. There's no reason that nickel guitar strings are any better or worse than 80/20 bronze or phosphor bronze. It's just a different feel.
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Not all acoustic guitars are shaped the same. If you want to choose the acoustic guitar that is right for you, remember that a guitar's shape will affect the sound. ... All three guitars are made by the same maker, with the exact same tone woods and construction methods, but with different body shapes.
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There are three electric guitar body styles: solid, semi-hollow, and hollow. Solid guitars are made from a solid piece of wood, semi-hollow guitars are only partially hollow (they generally have a block of wood running down the middle, dividing the inner body into two sections, and hollow.
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The short answer to this question is of course, yes* they can crack nuts, but it is not recommended. The Nutcracker has changed from a functional nut cracker to an ornamental traditional Christmas figurine.
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A few months back the question was asked about fret wear in the strings section of the forum. The answer was that there is no noticeable difference. And bear in mind that the cobalt alloy is only on the wound strings, so any fret wear under the plain strings is definitely not from the Cobalts.
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From what I am aware of, green beans and string beans are one and the same. Some call them snap beans too. They are all the same thing. The only difference is the type of the green bean plant that comes in two varieties- bush and climber.
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No, all the cables are the same. They work the same way.
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Related: different guitars have different neck widths. Standard capos won't work on sevenstring guitars (at least not on all strings). But most capos will have the right size to work on almost any normal sixstring guitar.
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Every guitar is a little different, but there are three fundamental parts — the headstock, the neck, and the body.
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No, not all amplifiers sound the same. But in terms of an overall system, they should be the component that has the least single effect on the sound. As with most things, especially in the audio world, spending more increases quality, but only up to a point. ... At that price point, most amps are going to sound similar.
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The SG's set neck is shallower than the Gibson Les Paul's. ... The SG Standard features pearloid trapezoid fretboard inlays, as well as fretboard binding and inlaid pearl "Gibson" logo and crown; the mid-level SG Special features pearloid dot inlays and an inlaid pearl "Gibson" logo, without a crown.