Thank you, kind person.
I love it. I sit and play, mostly, so it's balanced great for that and is so versatile across a number of music and playing styles.
Last note, here they are (liquid posts but they're identical in size to the gas ones) side by side.
The distance from where the lock on to the top of the post looks the same, so we'll see if this does the trick.
Yeah, we'll see if that does the trick. Thanks again!
For what it's worth, here's what the old post looked like.
I put the new post on and the beer immediately went up the line out. I don't think there was a clog at all. Going to leave it for a couple days to see if it makes the difference.
That's awesome, I can't wait to try one.
Yeah, I was worried about contamination, too. I'll give your method a try. Thanks for all the advice!
Thanks! It's a D'Angelico Brighton Deluxe.
Yeah, I was thinking of the PRS and the Gretsch Duo Jet.
I have this one, which is similar in shape.
Yeah, not removing the dip tube entirely?
Also, I would assume with a slow leak that I would find myself running out of CO2 pretty quickly, right?
Ok, very good to know. No dry-hopping in the keg and I transferred it to a secondary and then the keg, which removed the majority of the sediment (though it is a hazy IPA).
I'm interested to see if the dip tube is clogged as well, though.
They came with my kegs from Kegco but I think they're limiting the beer's CO2 intake. I'm going to swap them out for traditional ones today to see if they make a difference.
I have been plagued by poor carbonation and I have tried everything else.
She's hot, cramped, loud and expensive to maintain but I love her just the same.
Trying to figure out what this yellow double cutaway was over Alex Lifeson's right shoulder when he appeared on the Shred with Shifty podcast (which is awesome, by the way).
Maybe some kind of Gibson based on the fretboard inlays?
The lead singer more than makes up for these misdeeds.
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