Derek
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Check out John Petrucci test driving our new Not Even Slinky's gauge 12,16 24p 32 44 56.
www.ernieball.com/jp
www.ernieball.com/jp
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OrangeChannel
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I'm guessing some widening of the nut slots were required for that. Then again when you're JP and have an army of rock machines setting one aside for that tuning isn't an issue. I've been using the Beefy's on one of my Tele's with humbuckers (consequently that's the only guitar froom te current stable I'm keeping after making the switch to the MM's) I may put NotSo's on there and drop it further.
skabassist13
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what does the letter stand for after the gauge number?
OrangeChannel
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Plain. The G string is a plain string, rather than a wrapped string which you'd usually find in a heavier set like that.
JDouglee
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That was kinda cool.
Hey, how can you WIN a Petrucci guitar?...it just links to an auction
Hey, how can you WIN a Petrucci guitar?...it just links to an auction
JDouglee
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HAHAHA!!!!
Derek!
That was way cool! Thanks for sharing that with us. The design on that page was topnotch as well. IMO. I hope that in the future yous guys can do that same kind of thing with other MM artists cough Steve Morse cough as well as more from Pertucci. Now get back to work on my 20th anniversary Silhouette(s).
Love,
Norm
That was way cool! Thanks for sharing that with us. The design on that page was topnotch as well. IMO. I hope that in the future yous guys can do that same kind of thing with other MM artists cough Steve Morse cough as well as more from Pertucci. Now get back to work on my 20th anniversary Silhouette(s).
Love,
Norm
