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I don’t need watertight I need airtightWell. They made a watertight seal over an animal.![]()
I don’t need watertight I need airtightWell. They made a watertight seal over an animal.![]()
Well...you wouldn't want to get an ugly one.Smoothest leather would be from a camel in a beauty contest.
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Saudi camel beauty pageant cracks down on cosmetic enhancements
More than 40 camels are disqualified for receiving injections and other cosmetic enhancements.www.bbc.co.uk
@Stephen Howard no reason to post a new thread. I’m adding to this one.
I’ve mentioned in the past that I don’t like a heavy impression. I see old pads with light impressions that worked for a years. This picture as a reference. Most are heavier than what I set at.
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What I don’t understand is a premium manufacture like Yanni having an impression like this.
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Then I got to looking and noticed not only is the impression heavy, but the pad overall is far from flat. It’s like a marshmallow with the resonator sucked down into it. I don’t have a picture of the entire unit. This was taken from a for sale ad. So my question is this is some type of new style of tuning or installation?
I completely agree these ancient pads are a snapshot of end of life. although I have seen units that had very little use with a lighter impression. My reasoning to go with a light impression on the initial set up.That’s not representative of the impression from setup - it is a snapshot at the end of life, and reflects the touch/grip of the user. The worst of those looks like palm keys - sprung shut, rode hard, and put away wet.
Now that looks like an unfavorably squishy bit of Puffy Pillow Pad. Yeah, I‘m not liking that at all.