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Originally Posted by Matthew Tucker
As an aside ... back in 2005 you said on Talkbass
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Originally Posted by KSB - Ken Smith
Like a guy who plays Double Bass in a Symphony and fixes Basses is going to know what you are talking about.. funny.....
For most things, mm is used instead of ". 32nds and 64ths are carpenters #s. 1000s like .020, .825, 1.250, etc is better.
Try talking in OUR language and you will get some answers.. What was the question?
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But I notice you're nearly always talking in fractions now. Why the language change? |
Well Matt, first off without seeing the rest of the Thread it would be hard for most to understand the topic and my meaning. I almost am sure it wasn't just about string lengths.
In this country, the common person uses inches and fractions of inches as I have listed above.
Now, answer the 'size question' already and make your contribution. Do you know the inch/mm conversion method?
In case you weren't sure, Arnold was partially or rather mostly joking on his sizes listed.