Silly question time again,
What type of string/cord do people who successfuly thrum use? I have been
using cotton cord which breaks easily. Am I just being too rough or is
their a better material?
Sharon Ziemek
Silly question time again,
What type of string/cord do people who successfuly thrum use? I have been
using cotton cord which breaks easily. Am I just being too rough or is
their a better material?
Sharon Ziemek
What type of string/cord do people who successfuly thrum use? I have been using cotton cord which breaks easily. Am I just being too rough or is their a better material?
Sharon, I’ve been looking around for something better than cotton cord as
well. I used a shoe lace last week, it worked really well, I just wish all
the spaces needing polishing were large enough to use it. I’ve used dental
floss, pearl stringing cord (silk), strips of leather,… anything I could
find around the shop. Let us know if you run across the ideal thrumming
material.
Jeffrey Everett
Hi. What I use for thrumming because I have it around the shop is fishing
line. It’s tough and can be bought in varying widths. 70 ld. last a long
time and is about 1.2mm. 20 ld. is about .75mm. Something for you to try.
Jim
@Zimmerman
Sometimes I use the audio tape from a metal type tape. Or you can use the
older type from a reel to reel. The plastic tape has metal in super fine
particles on it’s surface. Used like thrumming cord it will give a very
fine finish and has some take down properties as well. RED