Tralee Thread (No chit-chat)

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carchaeologist

Sully34 wrote: »

Yeah go in and ask for Nick, But dont know what you want it tuned for?

Set the intonation?

Sully34 wrote: »

But dont know what you want it tuned for?

There's an app for that

And a gadget!

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To be truthful, if you have time, there are loads of do it yourself vids on YouTube. Anything from installing pickups, to putting in a new nut, to adjusting the neck. Tuning a guitar isn't a big deal at all

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Sully34 wrote: »

Still dont know whats wrong with his guitar though,could be in two ****ing halves for all we know

I could make him a ukulele?

Lelantos wrote: »

I could make him a ukulele?

They'd need to tune that too though

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Sully34 wrote: »

Shouldnt be taking the Mick out of the lad really,I mean he came on here with a genuine question and everybody starts taking the piss?

We're not! I gave my helpful answer. Now discussing how even ukeleles need to be tuned :-)

Culloty's is the way to go, and buy a tuner for home time when they fix it, if they can!

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Sully34 wrote: »

Shouldnt be taking the Mick out of the lad really,I mean he came on here with a genuine question and everybody starts taking the piss?

No, he's getting good advice, all we need is to know exactly what's wrong. He's been told where to go, he may even get offers of help on here if he gave a detailed description of the prob
Edit. You beat me to it

stuba

One of the tuning pegs on the guitar clicks everytime it's turned 360 degrees, and effectively resets how this string is tuned/sounds. Not into guitars myself but that's what I'm being told is wrong with it. Does this sound familiar? Or even make sense?

stuba wrote: »

One of the tuning pegs on the guitar clicks everytime it's turned 360 degrees, and effectively resets how this string is tuned/sounds. Not into guitars myself but that's what I'm being told is wrong with it. Does this sound familiar? Or even make sense?

Cog is worn & slipping from the sound of it. It's an acoustic ?

stuba

Lelantos wrote: »

Cog is worn & slipping from the sound of it. It's an acoustic ?

Yes sir. It is.

stuba wrote: »

Yes sir. It is.

Bring it into Nick in Cullotys, they would have spare pegs & strips for such jobs. A lot of brands like Tanglewood, Ibanez & some Yamahas try to keep uniformity in their tuning heads/pegs, so it shouldn't be a difficult repair at all.

stuba

Thanks for your help, will do that when I get a chance. Thanks for the help from everyone else too. I know nothing and I mean nothing about guitars so I do appreciate it. All I know about this one is that it was bought from Buskers, ha. Thanks again.

Ciarrai76

does Lional Dorrington (?) down near Abbeygate hotel (or what used to be that hotel) still do tv repairs?
Ours died on us tonight all of a sudden!

all part of 'Mercury Retrograde' me thinks!

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

does Lional Dorrington (?) down near Abbeygate hotel (or what used to be that hotel) still do tv repairs?
Ours died on us tonight all of a sudden!

all part of 'Mercury Retrograde' me thinks!

If it's an old CRT tube, perhaps, but parts are hard to come by, time waiting for a repair, then the cost, it would prob not be a huge amount more to buy a new tv

Ciarrai76

Lelantos wrote: »

If it's an old CRT tube, perhaps, but parts are hard to come by, time waiting for a repair, then the cost, it would prob not be a huge amount more to buy a new tv

ah balls! yep, thats what it is! My hubby just said the same thing, so new tv I guess (now to find some money

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ongarboy

Sully34 wrote: »

Yeah opening up on Wednesday

Why would you say that Aldi is opening on Wednesday when the foundation has only barely been finished as of this weekend just gone?

I believe I read somewhere that October is the scheduled opening date.

ongarboy wrote: »

Why would you say that Aldi is opening on Wednesday when the foundation has only barely been finished as of this weekend just gone?

I believe I read somewhere that October is the scheduled opening date.

Sully was hopping ball, that was all. The trolleys going in quip should have given it away

delthedriver

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

ah balls! yep, thats what it is! My hubby just said the same thing, so new tv I guess (now to find some money )

Soy store haves a Sale on . Huge stock clearance. It may be cheaper in the long term to buy a new unit rather than getting your present tv repaired.:) see it as a treat to yourselves. The new models have fantastic picture clarity , sound etc.
Be kind to your selves. Perhaps it could be purchased as a joint Summer treat:)

delthedriver wrote: »

Soy store haves a Sale on . Huge stock clearance. It may be cheaper in the long term to buy a new unit rather than getting your present tv repaired.:) see it as a treat to yourselves. The new models have fantastic picture clarity , sound etc.
Be kind to your selves. Perhaps it could be purchased as a joint Summer treat:)

Soy store? Is that a new chinese outlet? You get a tv & a takeaway to boot!

delthedriver

That autocorrect drives me mad. Should of course be Soundstore.:)

More reports for this thread this morning, sigh! Guys, until things settle down here, it might be wise to keep things a little more serious and not joke about stores opening or splitting guitars into ukeleles. Some readers/posters are viewing this as a wind up, in light of the recent posts. Anyway, let's tone it down for a bit until the dust settles.

Horrible weather today

People are being put off posting in this thread.

This thread is for everyone, not just for a few (sometimes overly sarcastic) posters.

This place used to be welcoming, and a thread where newcomers could say hello. Time to bring it back to that. Come one guys, drop the keyboard warrior routines.

Anyone got any ideas for a good beef stew recipe? Something warm & satisfying?