At 01:54 PM 5/14/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Guy, are you talking about a drop of glue on the speaking length or in
>the "front duplex" length?
>----Joel
Joel,
"Front duplex" area, usually on just a few notes above the tenor/treble
break, best results have been about 1/4 to 1/3 of the length from the upper
pressure bar. Must point out that I always try voicing out of the "cricket"
first. Never seem to have much luck with doing anything minor to the capo
pressure points, unless its real small buzzy filings. Major capo work
always works.(re-surface-type work)
Horace......
I didn't know that CA was(is) toxic to steel. Haven't noticed any problems
with those that I've done with CA, but only started using that about three
years ago. The ones I've done with titebond have done very well, but
they're ugly. (not as bad as odd-ball chunks of felt) We don't have water
coming out of the sky, here, and that may be a large factor. May have a new
thread about restringing CA'd wires for free............
Here's to no more crickets......
Guy
Guy Nichols, RPT
nicho@lascruces.com
Things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.
-- Albert Einstein
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