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    Thanks for giving a try.
    Bottom line is you originally asked to hear the reso kit and via our home email you have :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cork sniffer View Post
    Thanks for giving a try.
    Bottom line is you originally asked to hear the reso kit and via our home email you have :-)
    Thanks a lot for that. Should work ok. I can download the attachment and play on my phone and computer.

    Has quite a nice sound. And your son plays beautifully. Hope others can also hear it.

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    Oh thanks, I didn't realize until just now that your link worked.
    Sorry that my boy was short on time and didn't play any traditional resonator type of tune or an acoustic sample.

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    Hey cork how would you rate the sound, i was camping a few weeks ago and a fellow camper pulled out a full metal body gresch resonator tuned to open d and it was quite awsome to here niether of us could really play a slide but a bit of practice and it would be a great thing to have

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam Barnes View Post
    Hey cork how would you rate the sound, i was camping a few weeks ago and a fellow camper pulled out a full metal body gresch resonator tuned to open d and it was quite awsome to here niether of us could really play a slide but a bit of practice and it would be a great thing to have
    My wife also has a Gretsch metal full bodied resonator (Honeydipper). Acoustically the Pitbull resonator has similar vibe but lacks the volume and strength of the Gretsch.
    EDIT, plug the PitBull in BOOM!!!

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    Just create a YouTube or Soundcloud account, they are free and allow 3rd party sharing

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    I don't trust cloud things looking at my phone or PC. Years ago I gave YouTube a try with some GoPro bike vids, HQ vids became rubbish quality and took way too long to upload. After the attempted audio failure today I've even deleted Tapatalk from my phone, minimalist for this old bloke :-(

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    I have just opened my new kit and looked at the resonator cone fit. It appears to sit right onto the base of guitar without any gap. I understand that i need a gap for the resonator to work. My question is... the cone sits about 1.5mm lower than the top deck of guitar, if I raised the cone with some seats so it was flush with the top deck, that would give me the gap under. Would this work??? or would it vibrate with the top plate of the resonator. Can anyone advise cheers Glen

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    Quote Originally Posted by ravo View Post
    I have just opened my new kit and looked at the resonator cone fit. It appears to sit right onto the base of guitar without any gap. I understand that i need a gap for the resonator to work. My question is... the cone sits about 1.5mm lower than the top deck of guitar, if I raised the cone with some seats so it was flush with the top deck, that would give me the gap under. Would this work??? or would it vibrate with the top plate of the resonator. Can anyone advise cheers Glen
    I suspect raising the cone would make the action WAY too high.
    I suspect seats would reduce tone quality.
    It's so much easier to cut the bottom out (as a few of us have successfully done) resulting in more room for for the cone and a bigger sound box.

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    What Corksniffer said

    I had originally taken 2mm, but that left a thin wall of the timber, so I opted to get rid of it completely to prevent any weird resonance issues.


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