hello everyone I would like to know what the real difference between normal tension and hard is I have tried both and just cant hear the difference???
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If the technique of the player is correct, it requires more right hand finger power and will project more, it is not just a tonal thing. Speed of note playing is faster and the left hand hammer/pull offs are easier to execute with more volume. Some of my instruments have High Tension and some have Extra High Tension and some I use the Titanium for broadened tone and projection.
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Higher tension tends to be a tad louder but requires more finger strength. "High" tension doesn't mean the same to every manufacturer so high tension for one brand might have the same exact tension as medium in another.
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Make sure the tension knob is all the way to the left. If you look at the instructions, in image 8B (step 8 and the image labeled B) pull up on the piece that the #19 is attached to. Don't be scared to give it a little muscle, it wont snap. For me it would've been a lot easier with a 2nd person there, but you can still get it done solo.
180362
The pressure is not hard at all. It becomes harder if you press harder against it. FYI: I'm a small Asian female.
1286332
Tension is adjusted on a knob under the control panel. It adjusts from 1 (not much) to 10 (pretty good amount). If you are a beginner cyclist then the tension adjustment should be more than adequate to give you a challenge. If you are a cyclist used to doing hills, then you may not find it as challenging.
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yes! read the directions. don't mean to be rude. i had the same problem. there is a knob in the middle you have to turn and you will be able to get them to move and get the tension you want.
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Minimum or maximum, the tension is all the same. It will hold. It is patented for that reason and is UNIQUE in this quality. John R. Carney, Inventor of the Constant Tension Rod for Interdesign, Inc.
1377123
We bought the 2nd one for my husbands boss but he ended up needing it sooner so we have him mine. No difference. Both awesome. I actually only need it once in a while now so I know it works. Strongly suggest you do it 15 min. At least at first. I actually fell asleep on it several times. Really relieved my pain. Good luck!
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I have had no problems with the tension. I don't use it a lot, but so far am 100% HAPPY with this sewing machine.
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The fact that you pull straight down, & not out & down, makes it a bit easier. But I would say the that the tension is about the same as any faucet that I have used. I have been extremely happy with this faucet.
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I would try it on the lowest setting first, then move the the second setting. At first it is painfull. You have a lot of tension in your back and it doesn't easily loosen up. for me the second setting and stretching my arms over my head as much as possible gave me the best stretch and relieved my pain.
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It has a minimum tension only, it still requires some effort, like you were using about a 5 lb weight. It was also easier when I held it out at arms length, and used your other hand to stabilize it. I haven't set it any higher and it's been a couple of months.
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Hello Jim, both are great to have when you have to hurry up and pitch up some kind of shelter. I have all my Guylines made up with both tensions.The question is which of the two do you. Good Day
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Before I returned the exerciser I realized that the tension knob really didn't tightened and I turned the knob until I couldn't turn it anymore...still no tension. I purchased the Stamina 55-1610 InMotion E1000 Elliptical Trainer. I should be receiving it tomorrow 08/09/2014. Cost more but I'm willing to try it. Hope this helped.
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im not sure Neil, I didn't have this issue, did you strip the bolt that the nut attaches to? you may just have to slowly stop turning the nut when you feel the tension. I apologize for not a better answer.
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Hi Priscila, I am a beginning guitar player too, and I chose the red medium tension one...I told my guitar teacher about it after I started using it, and he cautioned against "overuse" and he wasn't really very impressed with the idea...I had thought it made sense...I have to say I haven't used it much after he made that comment....but I do like it and I think overall it could be good for the hands to stay limber....
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I am wondering about this exact same comparison...advice or thoughts anyone?
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The tension is adjustable...so the answer all depends on how much suction you like till it gets uncomfortable...