List, what would you do in a concert? Would you splice a bass string in front of the audience if it came to that? How far will you go servicewise in a concert? Kristinn Leifsson, Reykjavík, Iceland At 23:07 26.5.2000 -0700, you wrote: >I haven't been reading all the posts to this thread, but I'm a bit >surprised to hear >that some consider it a nonessential skill. I use it frequently - in >fact just about >every time I encounter a broken bass string - sometimes several at a >time in >Pentacostal churches. The result is much better than a universal string >and even >better than a custom duplicated string because it matches the rest of >the section in >age, wear, etc. It works out cheaper to the client because there is no >second trip >and is more profitable to me because it reduces my travel time. >Furthermore, it is >instantly usable and lasts as long as any other string. Happy client, >happy >technician. > >Paul S. Larudee, RPT > >
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