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The question you're asking is designed to solicit opinions or best-practices on a particular topic, with the goal of reaching community consensus, often in the form of an approved ruling on an issue.
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Is this question too broad?
I voted to close the question, then retracted when I realised he was talking about brand, not gauge.
I think it would be worth doing a jeopardy-style "tell me all about strings" question (to compleme …
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Should questions about audio equipment not used to create music be on topic?
The answer you'd give someone wanting to be a turntablist, and to someone who just wants to listen to music, are completely different. For creative DJing you want variable speed, bidirectional needles …
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