I got my Maxam and I the height of the string is pretty high. Whats an average height for the string to be set and measured from where to where?
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String height, especially with bass guitar, is a matter of personal taste. I prefer to have the strings as close to the fretboard as possible, without buzzing on the frets. There two parts on the bass that can adjust the string height. The bridge (where the ball end of the string is) and the truss rod (the covered area on the headstock). Be sure to loosen the strings first! I suggest adjusting the bridge first, using the small wrench provided. Any adjustment made can easily and quickly be changed back. The truss rod is the one that, if you do not know what you're doing, I suggest having an experienced luthier or musician do this. It is very easy to damage the neck and stability of your bass when adjusting the truss rod. With this particular model of bass, I found that even after lowering the bridge saddles and adjusting the truss rod, the action(string height) was still too high for my liking. For this, I employ a more unorthodox solution. I removed the neck, placed a guitar pick between the neck and body joint (all the way down next to where the neck cutaway and the thickness of the body start). Replaced the neck and tuned up the strings. I then had to readjust the bridge a little higher, and viola, my preferred action has been achieved.
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Hey, not sure if you mean adjust it or figure out how long the rope should e for your height. If that's the case, the handles should reach to armpit/chest level. As far as adjusting, I apologize, I'm not sure how long this rope is and it isn't adjustable but I can say that I'm 5'8, my old fighter is 5'10, and my nephew is 6'2 and this rope is the only one we are using now. If you'd like an great adjustable rope, the Top Fit Speed Burner Speed Rope is the first rope I bought from thi line and I love it. It just so happened that this one came out and I enjoyed it too. This line of products is great. Hope this helps :) Hey, not sure if you mean adjust it or figure out how long the rope should e for your height. If that's the case, the handles should reach to armpit/chest level. As far as adjusting, I apologize, I'm not sure how long this rope is and it isn't adjustable but I can say that I'm 5'8, my old fighter is 5'10, and my nephew is 6'2 and this rope is the only one we are using now. If you'd like an great adjustable rope, the Top Fit Speed Burner Speed Rope is the first rope I bought from thi line and I love it. It just so happened that this one came out and I enjoyed it too. This line of products is... » Read More Hey, not sure if you mean adjust it or figure out how long the rope should e for your height. If that's the case, the handles should reach to armpit/chest level. As far as adjusting, I apologize, I'm not sure how long this rope is and it isn't adjustable but I can say that I'm 5'8, my old fighter is 5'10, and my nephew is 6'2 and this rope is the only one we are using now. If you'd like an great adjustable rope, the Top Fit Speed Burner Speed Rope is the first rope I bought from thi line and I love it. It just so happened that this one came out and I enjoyed it too. This line of products is great. Hope this helps :) « Show Less
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Thank you for your inquiry and interest in our product. Our MaxxMMA Reflex Bag Kit stands at around 62-inches tall once it is fully assembled. This measurement is based off of the Reflex Bag sitting at the tallest possible setting. You may lower the height of the Reflex Bag Kit by turning the height-adjustment knob near the middle of the bag. If there are any other questions and concerns please feel free to email us at contact@eemore.com.
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Look up stringing a horsebow on yt. I use the step over method. It's hard as hell to string. You better be 1 strong mofo lol.
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From what point do you want the measurement taken. I can help, but need a little more info
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. This listing is for the 36" Flemish string made by Excalibur. If there is anything else, we are here to help. Your friends at Fuddlebucks
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If your mat has more V-Rings than available holes in the frame for springs, then you ordered the wrong Mat. You need to measure 4 things: 1) Frame Diameter from the outside edge of the frame to the outside edge of the frame on the opposite side. This should be done at least twice, and the frame should measure out to +/- 2in of a whole foot number (i.e. 13ft, 15ft, but not 14.5ft) 2) Exact spring hole count on their frame, this will be an even number if it is a round trampoline. 3) The total length of a spring, removed from the frame and the mat, from hook-end to hook-end (not just the coil). The spring MUST be measured loose or it will give an incorrect length. 4) Mat Diameter, this is more of a reference to what size they should be looking for. The actual size of the Mat will change over time by several inches and depending on if it is hooked up or not. If all four of these sizes do not match up, then the Mat will not work. Let us know if you have any further questions.
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The "Action" - height of strings - towards the scroll or headstock, is pretty low. I did not have an issue playing the notes in the first four positions with my fingers... With that said, I mainly play guitar, so I'm used to playing a higher action... It was pretty easy to press all the strings down, and to get a good sound. I don't have the equipment to measure an exact string height for each of the strings, but I was pleased with what I pulled out of the case, if I had to guess - the string height towards the scroll might be equivalent to placing 2 playing cards in between the string and the fret board or neck... Hope this helps. The "Action" - height of strings - towards the scroll or headstock, is pretty low. I did not have an issue playing the notes in the first four positions with my fingers... With that said, I mainly play guitar, so I'm used to playing a higher action... It was pretty easy to press all the strings down, and to get a good sound. I don't have the equipment to measure an exact string height for each of the strings, but I was pleased with what I pulled out of the case, if I had to guess - the string height towards the scroll might be equivalent to placing 2 playing cards in between the... » Read More The "Action" - height of strings - towards the scroll or headstock, is pretty low. I did not have an issue playing the notes in the first four positions with my fingers... With that said, I mainly play guitar, so I'm used to playing a higher action... It was pretty easy to press all the strings down, and to get a good sound. I don't have the equipment to measure an exact string height for each of the strings, but I was pleased with what I pulled out of the case, if I had to guess - the string height towards the scroll might be equivalent to placing 2 playing cards in between the string and the fret board or neck... Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I think it's about 48" nock to nock. I havn't measured it in a while and I make strings for it and that was my last measurement I believe.
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The string is about 56 or 57", and is an appropriate fit for a bow with an AMO length of 60." (approximately the length from string nock to string nock, as measured with a soft tape measure).
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My caliper shows 0.85 inches for what you are calling saddle height. That might be cutting it too close.
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I have no idea. I believe I put the actual measurments on the original note that I posted. Have you measured it and compared? That would be my best suggestion.
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I measured the O.D. of the largest part of the barb with my caliper and it showed .305". The largest part of the fitting up against the nut, is .313". Mine came with a piece of tubing about 7" long to connect to the a 6 valve outlet port (included). The barbs on the oulet ports measured .205". I've had this air pump for 2 years now running non-stop with zero defects. If all the ports are used the pump is fairly quiet for its size and it really moves some air. When used with airstones the water looks like it boiling. It tends to run a little hot but this hasn't seemed to affect the pumps performance. This pump is little animal. I think it would air up a truck tire. I'd buy it again in a second. Hope this helps. I measured the O.D. of the largest part of the barb with my caliper and it showed .305". The largest part of the fitting up against the nut, is .313". Mine came with a piece of tubing about 7" long to connect to the a 6 valve outlet port (included). The barbs on the oulet ports measured .205". I've had this air pump for 2 years now running non-stop with zero defects. If all the ports are used the pump is fairly quiet for its size and it really moves some air. When used with airstones the water looks like it boiling. It tends to run a little hot but this hasn't seemed to... » Read More I measured the O.D. of the largest part of the barb with my caliper and it showed .305". The largest part of the fitting up against the nut, is .313". Mine came with a piece of tubing about 7" long to connect to the a 6 valve outlet port (included). The barbs on the oulet ports measured .205". I've had this air pump for 2 years now running non-stop with zero defects. If all the ports are used the pump is fairly quiet for its size and it really moves some air. When used with airstones the water looks like it boiling. It tends to run a little hot but this hasn't seemed to affect the pumps performance. This pump is little animal. I think it would air up a truck tire. I'd buy it again in a second. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Don't touch the handles themselves. The wire is adjusted by sliding the stainless steel collar at one end of the wire towards the opposite end. It doesn't matter which end you choose - let this handle slide towards the middle of the wire, out of the way. Loosen the collar by undoing the set screw with a screwdriver. There should be a diagram that shows you what length is correct for you - the end of the handles should be approx arm pit height I believe. Once you have decided the right length, re tighten the collar with the set screw and remove the excess wire with sturdy wire cutters or pliers with cutting jaws. At the end of this excess wire there is a little protective cap. Take this off and put it on the new end of the wire. Work with one end of the wire only. Aim to replicate the other "factory finished" end exactly as a comparison. The only difference will be the wire is shorter in between the handles if all goes well. Hope this helps.
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this has not been a problem for me. Are you zeroing it out? Has this been a problem from the first for you? Mine has always settled in, but there are occassions when it does kind of go back and forth between for example 27g and 28 g if you are really on the edge of a little more than 27g and a little less than 28g. I hope this is helpful. If yours is bouncing all over then perhaps you have a defective one. I hope this is helpful. Good Luck.
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I bend my arm at the elbow and measure how high the walking stick should be by grasping the walking stick with my hand. It should be not be higher or lower according to what I have been told.
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I'll have to dig it out of the computer junk pile that my husband keeps to take measurements. For clarification, you want the distance between the specified keys, correct? Also, what do you mean, by "how high are the keys?" High from which point?