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Dunlop makes an Ultex Jazz III in 2.0mm. I have one in my pick bowl. For whatever reason I gravitated toward the thinner one. Prior to this, I was using EB Prodigy mini sharp or whatever it's called; I have the 1.5mm. They're different, Prodigy being sharper (no surprise), but I like them...

You're right. Noob error :) Won't happen again. EDIT: I think I was using the multi-quote feature for the first time. If I'm not mistaken, it preserves your selection across threads. That seemed strange to me also unless I was using it wrong.

Did I post a reply in a different thread? If so, I definitely did not mean to.

Same. I used to be really picky with guitar sound but something changed. Maybe the number of candles on my cake. That's true but the pickups are usually supposed to only hear magnetic changes whereas microphones are only supposed to hear acoustic changes. Most agree that wood matters more for...

Ah, makes sense. Bending is the first issue people talk about when mentioning 7.25 vs 9.5" but I forgot all that and assumed it was playing feel for linear lines that made people want a flatter radius up top. Thanks.

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Missed opportunity for Torflex

What are the magic pups

Dun lopped ultex 1.38 Jazzo Treso (not xl)

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No because I've gotten good feedback from others. Plus I take refuge in certain philosophies. We'll see how far they carry me :)

Updating my profile, website, and life in general.

I've been playing bass more lately and am wondering if this instrument benefits from compound/conical radius as much as guitar does? This option seems two steps removed from the current Warmoth offerings on bass necks and I was surprised to see there's no choice for bass neck radius at all; at...

This is only my second post but, as a previous lurker, this new forum software is familiar to me since it's what audiosciencereview uses. It's very clean and high-contrast compatible. Congrats again.

As someone currently rebuilding their website, congrats to Warmoth - the new site is much better.