Ron, Yes you are in trouble. I am under the impression that one purpose of a listserve is to exchange PRACTICAL ideas as well as technical. Although new to the list, I am not new to the profession, and the fact is most of us deal daily with such practical challenges. While discussion on inharmonicity, sring tension, temperament and acoustic theory are enlightening and helpful, so is learning how to convince a client NOT to allow their hampster loose in the house (to do a magnitude of damage to an action only a rodent could do), how to remove dampers easily (instead of yanking them off with a pair of needlenose pliers, which was the first technique I was taught), and certainly how to remove sticky stuff (tape being only ONE of the varieties of sticky I have encountered... some a little less mentionable) are more than fair game for serious and INTELLIGENT conversation... Anyone else feel the way I do? Doug At 11:24 PM 9/5/98 -0500, you wrote: > >>Les/all, it looks like masking tape removal is a "hit question"... for >>reasons unknown to me. >> > >The volume of the response is always in inverse proportion to the technical >complexity, or potential negative ramifications, of the issue (Ron's first >law of internet lists). Put more simply: If it's harmless, they will respond. > >I'm in trouble now, aren't I? > > Ron > > >
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