I've got a beautiful Cedar pot from Paul, as stated above, that I can't seem to get a good sound from trying multiple strikers. The pot is fine. Probably my ear but I've tried a JLH Frogwood, Dymondwood, JLH Purpleheart, a Birch laminate and a few others but can't hit that sound I'm looking for. Does anybody have Paul's Cedar Red Slate and what striker gets it going?
JLH heavy hickory or Lyman hickory are my go to strikers. Love that call!
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What kinda sound you chasing? If it can be described, kinda.
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Well Gentlemen Thanks for the replies. I must have gone tone deaf because after a day or two off from practicing, I found a Halloran 2 piece Dymondwood that sounds good on this call and does it justice. This call is a Great call and needs some Love in the Woods. Take this from me, if a call isn't giving you what you think it should put it on the shelf for a few days and come back to it, you may be pleasantly surprised. Thanks again.
I was surprised at the first post. I have this pot and it's one of my favorites.
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My son and I have this call and both have had good success with Neal Hermann dymondwood strikers. They sound really good on this call to me. Better than other strikers I have that were much more expensive. I wish Paul was still making calls
A two piece dymondwood with a black "D2"peg that Paul sent with the call is still one of best for me.