hey yo, has anyone ever tried the babolat hybrid custom strings? which combo did you use? You like it?
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I didn't like'm really\nToo much brtyigf
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If you want really great acoustic tone, you should go with heavier gauge strings like .012 to .52. The natural mid-range tones of acoustic playing really come out with the heavier strings although the are a little harder to play on than light gauges. I also own a Washburn and I use Elixer strings that are coated with a special chemical to enhance the sound and cut down on wear. They are .012 to .52 gauge and they sound great. Although Washburn is an American company, not all their guitars are made in the USA, only the high end models. Mine was made in Korea, but that doesn't really matter as long as it's got a good tone and easy action. For the price, I think Washburns are really good guitars.
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Whew! I don't think so but......Are you building a custom guitar with unorthodox neck length?  ♫♪♫
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Prince O3 Silver Oversize tennis racquet packs plenty of power, dampened and comfortable feel at impact and with generous sweetspot is forgiving from all areas of the court. \nThe open string pattern makes it spin friendly and at net this racquet offers a nice blend of power, stability and forgiveness. \nIt is suited for players who wants power.... I prefer this racquet
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.christianguitar.org/forums/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=8896
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Hi Lauren!  Lauren here, lol!!!!  (yes thats my real name too).  the answer is........cdefgabc  - not to mention the sharps, flats, etc. which are the black keys.  Need more info?  e-mail me.  I too have a keyboard with 36 keys.  and I can go more into detail.   Good Luck Lauren,  sincerely, Lauren.....p.s. luv yer name!!!!!  LMAO !!
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check a local music store first.  not a record store, but something like Marshal Music, or Meyer Music is good for strings.
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try ebay  they have awesome packs for instruments and it may not be a big name brand but they work really good.  i got an awesome acoustic guitar with a case and lessons on a cd and extra strings and some other stuff for only $50.   http://search.ebay.com/cello     there's a lot on this page!!
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this guitar has a vibrato arm?  if it does, be sure to change 1 string at a time. for instance, take off the high E (thinnest) string and then put the new one on, replacing it. continue by taking off the low E(the thickest) string and replace it. then go  back and take the second to thinnest (B string) off and take it off and replace it... follow this pattern.  try to get the closest to the same guage string you had on it if you can. if you have any more questions i will try to help. you can email me at metalman74@yahoo.com
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Try a Wilson nCode. They are probably the best rackets out there right now.\n(Just my opinion)\n\n:D
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The best tension is 1 or 2 above the max. lbs given to have the racquet strung.\nThe strings that do good for me are Ballistic Polymomo from Babolot. I break normal strings once a week, but with these it's about once a month.\nAll of this does the best for me.
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I could find no information on them, so my guess is that they are probably entry level instruments for beginners.\n\n**EDIT** My apologies for the earlier comment. I looked in the 2007 Blue Book of Acoustic Guitars and found no listing. There are far too few good luthiers around anymore and companies such as Paragon should be supported. If you have already decided that they are among the nicest guitars ever built, then you have your answer, eh?
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I recommend going out on a limb here and ASKING a Professional Violinist to peruse the sites with you, though nothing will be the same until it is in hand. I know, I played the Guitar since 14 and the cello as well. You MUST have a feel for the instrument. I don't care what an ad says.....it's is the feel. A Gibson Hummingbird is not for everyone, though I love them...also I like Bruno Ventura ...an offshoot of Martin Guitar. It takes a seasoned Musician to know what the best avenue to take here would be. I REALLY wish you the best ......Play On! Not ALL of the Violins will have to cost a fortune, I kow u know that. The Bruno Ventura was a far cry lower in price than a Martin and the Ibenez is out of this world....!!!!!!! Ask a Violinist in your metro Area to assist you..it cannot hurt to ask! Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You should try Luxilon Big Banger Alu Power (with or without Rough - the textured version).  It's the new craze right now and it's being used by a lot of top pros (Federer on his mains, Safin, Hewitt on his mains, Agassi, Dementieva)  It's good because it is partially made out of polyester, which is normally very durable.  Other polyesters may feel a little boardy, but this string is a bit softer as long as you follow their stringing instructions. (10 lbs. less, I believe)  It also has a lot of spin on the ball because the strings practically don't move when you hit with them.  This adds to how much you can bite into the ball to produce that spin.\nWell, hope you have fun.
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Issac Albeniz is good. But try earlier Bach wrote some music for lute that was arranged for guitar. and some of his cello suite have been rearranged for guitar. I love Heitor villa Lobos( he was brazillian) as for guitarist I love John Williams he is really good and has a broad repertoire.Chrisotpher Parkening is Also good. The Assad Brothers are great. But i have a soft spot for the romeros. I got a chance to meet Pepe Romero who play the Rodrigo Concierto De Ajaunez the best! He actually Wworked with the composer! okay I could go on and on....
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there are many different versions of this instrument.  the Vietnamese called this the Zither (dan tranh).  although it looks a little different from the chinese.  it has 17 strings, it's wide at the head and narrower at the end.  i have the vietnamese version and i can play a few songs on it.  i love the sound but whenever i played it i have this fear that the strings would break and smack me in the face, because the strings are very very  thin.  if you give me your email i can send you a picture of my zither.
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I have a Fender, it's great.  But that would depend on your style and feel for the guitat.  If one were better than the other I think musicians wouldn't use the "other"