Mullen Royal Precision with adjustable raise helper springs?
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Mullen Royal Precision with adjustable raise helper springs?
Looking for anyone who knows for sure whether the Mullen Royal Precision steels have adjustable raise springs.
I've looked on the website - no sign that they do. I've called Mullen but they're at the St. Louis convention. Shot an email to them, but in the meantime I've got an opportunity to do a deal on one in which the dealer is saying that Yes, some RP's do have adjustable raise helper springs.
I'd appreciate any clarification that anyone can offer, especially someone who can confirm that Yes, some RP's Do have them.
Thanks for any replies,
bk
I've looked on the website - no sign that they do. I've called Mullen but they're at the St. Louis convention. Shot an email to them, but in the meantime I've got an opportunity to do a deal on one in which the dealer is saying that Yes, some RP's do have adjustable raise helper springs.
I'd appreciate any clarification that anyone can offer, especially someone who can confirm that Yes, some RP's Do have them.
Thanks for any replies,
bk
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They do not come with raise helpers from the factory that I know of. It was introduced on the G2 model..However, thats not to say that there are not any modified ones out there. I have not seen single a mullen guitar that "needed" them, as the action in all their models is very manageable...
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After another look see, they are not adjustable.
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Tommy, many thanks for dropping in; have always loved your playing. Your comments were helpful and appreciated.
Micky, thank you for dropping in and offering your help; your playing is pretty awesome.
While I'm at it, Lane Gray you're a great guy to have on the forum; you always have constructive, helpful info to offer.
This thread can be closed. I've been given what was needed.
Thanks all for your comments.
bk
Micky, thank you for dropping in and offering your help; your playing is pretty awesome.
While I'm at it, Lane Gray you're a great guy to have on the forum; you always have constructive, helpful info to offer.
This thread can be closed. I've been given what was needed.
Thanks all for your comments.
bk
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In the picture on this listing, it looks like the helper springs ( between the deck and the pullrods) do not adjust, but hook up to a bar.
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=267337
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=267337
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I stand corrected! They are not adjustable. Sorry for the confusion fellas.
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Strikes me that at the bar end, you could swap the springs for the type that accepts a screw; if someone's done this at some point it might explain the confusion.
But like Tommy says, tough to get at once it's all rodded up.
But like Tommy says, tough to get at once it's all rodded up.
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I'm building a guitar with helpers. Making them fully adjustable is too difficult, but I want to go one better than having them all hooked to one bar. I calculate that the best tension for each spring varies between 4 and 8 pounds, so I've made a plate with holes at one-pound intervals (the springs are rated 4.52 lb/in so a pound is 0.22").
The pins are fitted where I think they should go. It's possible that they might be movable once the plate is installed - certainly no harder than getting a screwdriver in there.
The pins are fitted where I think they should go. It's possible that they might be movable once the plate is installed - certainly no harder than getting a screwdriver in there.
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