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Gregory
PostPosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 1:21 pm 
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cliff wrote:

...and putting them (a tension measuring tool) in the same 'category' as a 'lug tensioning tool' is just stupid. So many things can effect lug tension that have no relationship to head tension and tuning. :?



Yeah, but when you're Freddy :idea: :arrow: the net effect is the same. :?

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Hookd on Phonics wrote:
... the toms generally end up around 74-75 tops! He's doing 78...


78 is fairly high for a tom, depending on heads.

In Freddy's case, tuning is apparently less important than his hairdo.

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Gregory wrote:
Hookd on Phonics wrote:
... the toms generally end up around 74-75 tops! He's doing 78...


78 is fairly high for a tom, depending on heads.

In Freddy's case, tuning is apparently less important than his hairdo.

:lol: , they are equally impressive

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How about this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qOy3FgY ... re=related

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ROTFLMAO!
"Learn how to tune right there in your very own trailer".
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Kelly wrote:
ROTFLMAO!
"Learn how to tune right there in your very own trailer".

:lol:
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