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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2025 11:53:19 +0000
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Hi Jamie

The tricone we have has quite a small neck all things considered

Your welcome to pop by and give it a try ....

Phil
:)


On 2025-11-10 15:10, jamie scott wrote:
> Hey chaps,
>                      Curious about the tricone. I have a style 0, very
> early (not original national very early) model (serial number 275).
> I've had it about four months and it's neck is thicker than
> Schwarzenegger's in his prime and it's given me a bit of tendinitis
> because my hands are pretty small. I played a polychrome tricone a
> couple years back and it was really comfy. I can see it has a 46 mm
> nut width but is it a baseball bat neck or is it a bit more forgiving?
> I probably can't afford it but thought I would enquire nonetheless.
> Hope you're all keeping well
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Jamie (Geordie fella bought a Yairi and a dobro off you)
> 
> PS got the Charlie Parr support at the Tin again in May 26. Come and
> see him. He's fckn mint.
> 
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