whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
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- lumgimfong
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whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
Cannot find anywhere.
I asked on the Ric site but no answer so far.
Id like to know so I can have a known starting point for trying something a little higher tension.
I asked on the Ric site but no answer so far.
Id like to know so I can have a known starting point for trying something a little higher tension.
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What language is this?whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
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Re: whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
They are 45-55-75-105
From the rickenbacer site:
http://boutique.rickenbacker.com/STRING ... p_685.html
As you can see, th A and D is a bit lighter than most sets around, I'd keep that in mind when you go looking. There are many threads on this forum regarding strings, both rounds and flats. Good luck!
From the rickenbacer site:
http://boutique.rickenbacker.com/STRING ... p_685.html
As you can see, th A and D is a bit lighter than most sets around, I'd keep that in mind when you go looking. There are many threads on this forum regarding strings, both rounds and flats. Good luck!
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Smartphonesejps wrote:What language is this?whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
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sorry my last post was meant for another thread... some how I double posted..??? This one should have read
Try searching the archives here as there have been many threads concerning string tension.
Try searching the archives here as there have been many threads concerning string tension.
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Re: whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
jps wrote:What language is this?whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
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Re: whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
Hi y'all:
1. I'm looking for TENSION numbers. Not GUAGE.
2. As stated, I cannot find these anywhere online including here and the Ric forums.
3. Sorry for the smartphonese!
1. I'm looking for TENSION numbers. Not GUAGE.
2. As stated, I cannot find these anywhere online including here and the Ric forums.
3. Sorry for the smartphonese!
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Re: whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
Sorry, I was a bit quick reading it.
It's being said in this thread the rick strings are rebranded d'addarios. Rickenbacker are also working on a list of suitable strings. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=414571
It's being said in this thread the rick strings are rebranded d'addarios. Rickenbacker are also working on a list of suitable strings. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=414571
Re: whar is rge string tension of the stock Ric strings?
In order to achieve consistent tone string-to-string, there is not much difference in strings gauge-to-gauge of nickel plated roundwounds, irrespective of who actually makes them. Yes, the core and/or wrap wire can vary in proportion a thou or so, and maybe have a couple of pounds tension difference string-to-string of the same overall diameter, but not that much.
So to get a ballpark I would consult the various string tension charts that are available.
So to get a ballpark I would consult the various string tension charts that are available.