Emmons or Day?
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Emmons or Day?
Simple question. I've always thought the ratio was 80/20. Am I right?
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patience, the poll just started at 10:48 this morning. Give it a week or two.Richard Sinkler wrote:This really isn't a valid poll. Less than 100 out of some 10,000 plus is not a good cross section of the players.
I'm curious too, I think this might be b0b's response to the much older 'Pedal Camp' thread.
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Even with patience, I don't believe there will be enough answers to get a real accurate estimate. This question, and I think polls, has cropped up several time in the past. The "Pedal Camp" thread was the best I have seen but it still was not enough to really get a really accurate estimate of who plays what. That was only maybe around 400 names or so.
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It's not scientific - I agree - but I think after it runs its 60-day course we'll have a good ballpark estimate.
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It's not scientific, but it's much more scientific than the pedal camp thread, which is completely meaningless in terms of the simple question you've posed here, just someone's (short) random list of whomever, ranging from beginners all the way up to Buddy and Jimmy. I think this will be interesting to follow.
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Note that adding a reply does not count you in the poll. Just select one of the 3 options and submit it.
If you don't have a C pedal, select "other".
If you don't have a C pedal, select "other".
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Until this post, I don't think I ever read the "Pedal Camp"post. I usually don't open the "Emmons vs Day posts". Don't know why I chose to open this one. I also think many, and I mean MANY, others also pass them by. That's why we can't get enough votes to really get a good cross section. I think everyone knows that there are more Emmons than Day players. I attribute this to 2 things:Ian Worley wrote:It's not scientific, but it's much more scientific than the pedal camp thread, which is completely meaningless in terms of the simple question you've posed here, just someone's (short) random list of whomever, ranging from beginners all the way up to Buddy and Jimmy. I think this will be interesting to follow.
1) most players, especially new players, order a guitar from the builder and accept what they put on the guitar because they don't know any different.
2) They think Buddy Emmons is the be all to end all, so they opt to use his copedant. Nothing wrong with that.
I started on Emmons. I needed some more knee levers on my first ZB, and took it to the local "ZB Guy". He played Day style, and let me play his guitar a little. I fell in love with the Day setup and have never looked back. And, at the time, I had never heard of Jimmy Day.
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We have had over 150 votes in the first 24 hours. I set the poll duration for 60 days. I think it will be a reasonable sample size by the time it's done.
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B0b said:
Just select one of the 3 options and submit it.
How do I select one of the options? The masthead at the top of this thread doesn't have any hyperlinks or similar to allow me to click on.
Edit: Ok, belay that. Second time into the thread, the radio buttons showed up. Is the internet weird or what?
Just select one of the 3 options and submit it.
How do I select one of the options? The masthead at the top of this thread doesn't have any hyperlinks or similar to allow me to click on.
Edit: Ok, belay that. Second time into the thread, the radio buttons showed up. Is the internet weird or what?
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I wonder how many Day players had a first guitar that happened to be set up that way, vs. how many made a deliberate change later on. (Won't start a new poll just yet.... ) - oh, and at the time of writing the radio buttons have disappeared again!
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I don't think that will make any difference in the overall percentage.
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