what is the difference between jumbo frets and medium?
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Jumbo you feel the frets more, Medium you feel the wood more. Jumbo does make it easier to bend but you can fret the notes too sharp if you've got a heavy hand like I do. Unless you're extremely picky, medium-jumbo is a nice all-around fret choice.
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Midsize, for hand measurements of 8 1/4 inches to 9 1/4 inches, are 1/16-inch larger than standard. Jumbo grips, for hand measurements larger than 9 1/4 inches, are 1/8-inch larger than standard. If desired, tape can be used around the club shaft to increase the grip size.
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My personal opinion, having several guitars with fresh PLEK jobs done, is that if you play with low action and if you're experiencing buzz due to high frets, it's well worth the money. If you play with high action, maybe not. A manual fret level is probably just fine.
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Typically heavier gauge strings produce a fuller and more profound tone than light strings. ... They are much more difficult to bend and chord than light strings. Light strings might sound twangy, but they are much more friendly on you fingers. I don't know about you, but I like to have medium gauge strings.
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When people talk about a short scale, it's typically 24 3/4 inches, while long scale is over 25 inches. A greater scale length means more tension in the strings, since they have to span a greater distance. Since short-scale guitars have less string tension, they have a little more wiggle room and punch.
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['Medium rare – 20 minutes per 500g.', 'Medium – 25 minutes per 500g.', 'Well done – 30 minutes per 500g.']
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Concert ukuleles have 15-20 frets and a larger body, giving you a larger range of notes and fuller sound than the soprano. Concert (and tenor) ukuleles are also typically tuned to the standard GCEA tuning. Tenor ukuleles are larger than concert and soprano ukuleles, which means they tend to have a fuller, louder sound.
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So, while there's an obvious visual difference between long- and short-scale basses, many players wonder: Do they sound different? Yes, definitely. For one thing, short-scale bass guitars sometimes use a slightly heavier string gauge than their long-scale brothers, which imparts a thicker tone.
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In summary the main differences between the Jazzmaster and the Jaguar come down to the scale length and pickups used. The Fender Jazzmaster usually has a 25.5″ scale neck while the Jaguar has a 24″ scale neck. The Jaguar has three pickup switches at the bottom of the guitar.
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Both guitar and ukulele belong to the family of stringed instruments. Guitars are bigger than ukuleles. A standard guitar has 6 strings whereas ukulele has 4 strings. The fret-board on the ukulele is way thinner and shorter than the guitar and therefore it makes it way easier to manage for people with smaller hands.
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['Acoustic instruments.', 'Simple chord progressions such as C-F-G or Am-G.', 'Simple time signatures such as 3/4 or 4/4.', '"Sharp" or natural keys such as C, D, E, G or A.', 'Simple scales such as pentatonic minor (blues), pentatonic major, major, melodic minor and mixolydian.']
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['Candelabra: E12 (diameter of 12 mm)', 'Intermediate: E17 (diameter of 17 mm)', 'Medium or Standard: E26 (diameter of 26 mm)', 'Mogul: E39 (diameter of 39 mm)']
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The differences relate to playing styles: the classical is designed for playing complex, polyphonic pieces using a fingerstyle technique while the folk guitar is designed more for chorded songs played with a plectrum. Both guitars will be similar in size but the classical will have nylon instead of steel strings.
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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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Basic difference between the two : 5A's are standard size drumsticks, 7A's are comparatively much lighter/thinner that the former and will break much more easily. ... Nevertheless, for more hardcore stuff, rock/metal, you should use 5A or even thicker sticks like 2B's. 7A's can be perfect for pop, jazz and the blues.
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Given all the parameters are equal and you only have to look at the scale length, smaller guitars are easier to play. They have short scale-length with much closer frets, so it's very easy to surf up and down the fretboard. ... However, real guitarists should know the proper technique to play just any guitar size.
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As adjectives the difference between mild and medium is that mild is gentle and not easily provoked while medium is (obsolete) arithmetically average.