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Old 09-19-2008, 12:33 PM
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*SOLD* Pirastro Pizzicato E&A Strings - New $120

*SOLD* New and never installed Pirastro Pizzicato E&A strings.

Pizzicato is a gut-core, silver semi-flatwound string. Makes a great E&A to use with plain gut uppers.

Look and you'll see that these are expensive from retailers! This is a great price for these two.

$120 (for both) shipped in the CONUS

Paypal only please.

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Old 09-19-2008, 01:07 PM
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I think you should have a drawer full of strings like the rest of us.

This efficient selling of things you don't need has got to stop.

You need the reminder of the string psychosis every time you go to fetch something from the drawer.

I'll send you some old broken strings to start that drawer up whaddya say?
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Old 09-19-2008, 10:06 PM
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Talk about the blonde leading the blonde. Yikes!
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Old 09-19-2008, 11:40 PM
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I think you should have a drawer full of strings like the rest of us.

This efficient selling of things you don't need has got to stop.

You need the reminder of the string psychosis every time you go to fetch something from the drawer.

I'll send you some old broken strings to start that drawer up whaddya say?

Bite me, Toady!

The really crazy thing though is when you sell stuff like this, and then later go and buy it again for more money. I've done it!

Seriously, I'm always futzing around with one of my basses, changing strings or necks or pickups or whatever. So in order to keep my wife from getting out the rolling pin and beaning me, whenever possible I try and sell stuff I'm not using to raise Paypal funds rather than spending "new money".

So, how about one of you knuckleheads buying these bad boys? They're great strings (I've got used ones in reserve) and FYI, Lemur's new price for these is: A $122, E $165!!
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Old 09-20-2008, 01:00 AM
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The really crazy thing though is when you sell stuff like this, and then later go and buy it again for more money. I've done it!
I'm doing just that right now!
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Old 09-20-2008, 02:41 AM
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Hi Bobby King

Are this strings still for sale?

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Old 09-20-2008, 09:09 AM
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how do these compare to olivs or eudoxas for the E & A, w/ plain gut GD?
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Old 09-20-2008, 09:56 AM
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how do these compare to olivs or eudoxas for the E & A, w/ plain gut GD?
Olives are darkest, then Eudoxa, Pizzicatos are a bit more lively. Pizzicatos winding is not completely flatwound. Definitely not roundwound, but there's a tiny bit of ridge you can feel.

Plain gut strings have a snap to them, and even a certain kind of high end that isn't really present in Olive/Eudoxa. Olive/Eudoxa are particularly dark strings. Also they tend to feel less snappy and springy. They are fine strings for sure, but kind of a world unto themselves IMO. I used to use the regular roundwound gut E&A but it was hard to find good ones, and the E was always a problem in terms of clear notes. The Pizzicatos are perhaps a little back in that direction tone-wise, they are a little more flexible than O/E, but they have better definition and a more manageable diameter than roundwound gut.
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