- Jun 30, 2010
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Those are Richard Cocco stringsAre those cobalt flats I see? Groove on! I can imagine they sound as good as they look on that bass
Oh ok. They look very similar!Those are Richard Cocco strings
I see that Vaccaro cheaped out and used Gotoh GB-7 tuning keys instead of the Schaller M4 tuning keys that Kramer did.
I see that Vaccaro cheaped out and used Gotoh GB-7 tuning keys instead of the Schaller M4 tuning keys that Kramer did.![]()
Yeah, I have noted the slipping, well really, lots of backlash on the Schallers. I prefer Hopshot Ultralites tuning keys.It's true!But my nearly-twenty-years-old Vaccaro stays in tune perfectly, regardless... and its tuners are not half-broken with a slippage spot, like one of my 1981 Kramer's Schaller machines...