Tiny Tenor 5 string?
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It does it to me too. I've started making a copy before I post, so it will be easy to paste it back in an edit.
There's a thread about truncated post. The forum software cannot handle certain characters, and will cut off the posts when it hits one of the "bad" characters.
https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/showthread.php?148945-my-post-gets-truncated
https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/showthread.php?148945-my-post-gets-truncated
Peter Frary
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I'm sure Pepe will build a 5 string for you. Or maybe buy a TT6 and ignore the 6th string.
As wykhuh mentioned, your post might get cut off if you use certain special characters. Usually it's using an accent instead of apostrophe. Sometimes it can also occur when quoting text that includes certain kinds of quotation marks which is a much weirder occurrence but I've experienced it myself. I highly suggest you always copy your post so that if it cuts off you can paste it again and troubleshoot from there.
To be honest, I'm surprised it didn't cut off at your ellipses. It doesn't care for M-dashes or any monetary sign other than the dollar sign. The symbol for degrees will also stop your post. As other's have said, copy your post before you post it so you can paste and edit. I've even had my post truncated, yet it took the exact same copy when i reposted.
I’ll try again. I have so,I’d spruce top TT. I wonder is a UPT would fit in centre of headstock and if 1 3/8 wide nut is enough for 5 strings.
Looks like there is room for 12.5mm diameter of UPT. So is width enough to make a new nut and fit on fretboard.
I did like the low g sound of TT solid spruce top and laminate sides
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Looks like there is room for 12.5mm diameter of UPT. So is width enough to make a new nut and fit on fretboard.
I did like the low g sound of TT solid spruce top and laminate sides
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