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Old 11-19-2012, 07:31 AM   #21
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The harder (and flatter) you hit, the closer to the netcord it needs to go.

Folks can talk about technique, grips, strings etc.. but if you have no clue where the netcord is, then move to something more extreme than an Eastern, and loop it in.

If you are actively aware of where the netcord is located, even on the run and under pressure, then an eastern (or even continental) will work for you.
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