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Old 12-26-2001, 02:46 PM
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Re: What about this then?:

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I play the bass but I also ski. Have any of you tried applying rosin under the middle of you skis to get a better grip when going uphill? And if so, which type is the best for this?
Petz. It's great when you need a heavy workout and you don't want to pay for lift tickets.

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Petz. It's great when you need a heavy workout and you don't want to pay for lift tickets.

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But what happens when you want to go downhill?
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Just turn the ski`s over,stupid.
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I wanted to go to bed at a decent hour and for some reason I found this thread and got hooked. Damn. Oh wow, one more post seems like it will make this thread span a whole year! Someone should do it.
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Ah, the ever returning can of worms thread.
It will probally be here next year.
There is a Rickenbaker thread on the BG side that will also never die.

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ok that being said... what exactly is the difference between bass rosin and cello rosin (or any)?

What about the hair... is there bass horse hair and viola horse hair?
Maybe bass strings are thicker so as the instruments get bigger the hair/rosin get stickier?

i'm a physics major, nerd stuff intrigues me.
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I agree with hunter and jazzbo. People are too sensitive(especially on internet message boards) these days. No reason to get offended at all, and in that light, it was very humorous what was said by the offended posters.
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Well I just read the whole damn thread. Apparently most of the funny stuff has been edited out
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Old 10-09-2006, 12:28 AM
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why downbows when applying rosin

Well, the rosin has to be 'melted' on to the string. You need to build up friction. Bass rosin isn't powdery like violin/viola/cello/ski rosin. Quick, whole-bow downbow strokes melt it on evenly.
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