Does it require a lot of pressure while playing barre or F chords?
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I personally changed my strings to lighter ones and soon as I got my guitar, and the strings that come on it are pretty bad anyways. But I don't find it all too difficult to play barre chords, my problem is mainly that this is a big guitar and I have small hands. Love it though :)
940190
I don't think so. I haven't had any trouble with it. No need to apply pressure.
2026050
I'm sorry I meant tuning the strings is easy. to actually play might be difficult. I mean my fingers have not bled but they have calloused and sometimes I can't get the chord to play because its difficult.
1982538
Sounds like you are stringing it the opposite way you should. As you tighten the string it should put tension on the whammy bar. Our guitar turned out great and plays good. Great guitar.
523280
Noup. Nothing loose. My son has been playing with the guitar w/o any issues... He's learning, might not be the usual treatment a guitar gets. He's been very careful with it.
358422
If you are taliking about air pressure on your eardrum from the bud then there is pressure in the ear but it is not uncomfortable in my opinion. These come with an assortment of tips that are easily interchangeable and will adjust the pressure as well. I find the seal to be extremely helpful while I am exercising because it keeps the sweat from entering my ear and distorting the sound. If you are talking about uncomfortable pressure at the top of your ear cannal caused by the weight of the bud then i can tell you I have not experienced this at all. Even while jogging or running and the bud bouncing with my movement. These are great buds and worth the money. I have run through numerous sets of buds in the $30-$50 range and was never really satisfied. I was reluctant to spend this kind of $$ for buds that were essentially going to be work out headphones but I'm glad I did. I can't hear a thing in the gym other than what I am listening to.
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I don't know anything about the other barres but the fluidity barre is designed to withstand a lot of pressure both downward and sideways (pulling towards you) while still being storable and with a mat for floor work. If the other barres can support this type of stress, then they probably would work. But the exercises are designed such that they anticipate the design of their barre so you might end up on your head with another barre. Note that to save on the price, I bought a refurbished fluidity barre from the company.
1489598
I tryed to think of what could possibly make a sound like that, and I think it would be most likely involved in the tension mechanism. Try adjusting it all the way so it's hard to peddle, then begin backing off the tension untill you found your desired setting.
484215
Regular tuning in c is ok, neck is strong. Less stress con be achieved by tuning an octave lower and then use a capo( This is recommended for older instruments)
367773
I use this to stretch (leg up, fold over, chest to thigh) and practice barre on. I don't have any issues with it. You can adjust the bottom part by moving it forward or backward depending on how you'll be using it and where your weight will be distributed, this can help if you feel it's unstable.
293222
If you leave the tension very loose you can rotate. I play violin and use it all the time but fail to see the need for switching. I prefer keeping minw tight so it won't rotate.
728534
It can be difficult but I have found out if you pull straight up, I can do it. You might need to pull the chords up some and then grab the middle and pull again
1996621
Yes, you might find that just making less pressure on the spring is a better solution. If the sound is the only problem just put a drop of silicone adhesive on the contact point.
1367088
I use the Vita Vibe Barre in a group setting. They are light weight. The support legs can rotate 90 degrees, making stack storage convenient. Each student picks up their own barre and brings it with them to the room where the classes is held. I have not use the Fluidity Bar, but it appears from there website image that the height of the barre is not adjustable, and there is only one horizontal bar where the Vita Vibe has two horizontal bars, both of which are adjustable. Hope this helps.
1393929
yes please note that it is not a sturdy /heavy Barre you may have to secure it under something for support Enjoy your workout!
945419
Sorry only used it for jams, but experiment with it, it only takes alittle. Good luck Anita
1352991
You might need to lower the strings. If too high, one or some might not be exact when holding down all.