Ezzee~slide tone bars..

[Danny Mitchell]

Ha ha! Thanks Tony, it's definitely going to be white then! Because that hardee slidee thing is what I'm after
And, Basil, I'll hold off till the next meet and go armed with ruler and scales and give Donny's demonstration bar the quick once over. Then get back to you with any order. Which will be white

[SteelieAJK]

I have used my Ezzee~Slide on four shows now. On the first I was switching between my trusty BJS, a stainless steel bar and the Ezzee (all 15/16 bars). By the second show I have played mostly with Ezzee.

I chose black and at first thought that may have been a mistake regarding visibility of positioning, but that has not turned out to be an issue for me, happily, as black looks so cool.

The note definition & separation mentioned in earlier post is uncanny, marvellous.

Thanks Basil, a great product.

[Danny Mitchell]

I chose black.......... as black looks so cool. .

Yes Allan, that had been my thoughts entirely....looking cool with my black GFI. but I'll forgo the Ninja look for the sake of 'hardee slidee', and work the Everton Mint instead

Anyway the white will go with what's left of my hair.

[Donny Johnston]

Don't you dare mention hair.

[Ken Byng]

Hello - did someone mention hair???

[Zebedee]

I need a heavy bar to get my preferred tone, I'm not sure that I could get the tone I want with a light bar, no matter what coating it has on it

[Donny Johnston]

You can have it any weight you require.

[Basil Henriques]

I need a heavy bar to get my preferred tone, I'm not sure that I could get the tone I want with a light bar, no matter what coating it has on it

how heavy ?

[Zebedee]

My current bar is one that I made myself, it is 24mm dia x 80 mm long stainless steel, with a 22mm dia copper core, which I've calculated weighs approx 11 ounces

[Tony Russell Davis]

I need a heavy bar to get my preferred tone, I'm not sure that I could get the tone I want with a light bar, no matter what coating it has on it

Richard, that's what I thought until I used one of Basil's - it's well worth trying one. I reckon the lesser weight will give me a few more years of playing despite my arthritis and muscle damage. I had to put a 1 in. BJS aside and have lately been using a Dunlop 920 for that reason.
Your present bar is 15/16 and a tad shorter than the "regular" length for that diameter, so if that's 11 oz. goodness knows what weight I've been shoving around all those years I don't have suitable scales to check.