My funds are limited -- I've seen some Hale hammers (i think) on Ebay advertised for around $66 starting bid -- i'll post some links to what I mean when I get a chance. -- any other suggestions around that price range (or not more than $75 -- i don't know if i'll be buying one very soon though -- i'm split between getting a better hammer and restringing the bass on my R&S 37123 1913) --- Tom Driscoll <tomtuner@mediaone.net> wrote: > Stephen, > The ideal lever certainly will be one of the > newer , lighter, and > regrettably expensive ones mentioned in the posts, > but if funds are short > for that level of investment,I would get a better > quality lever from one of > the major suppliers, with removable head and tip and > not try another tuning > with that little toy you have now. My first lever is > 27 years old and is > still in use for the down and dirty jobs in the > shop. Tom Driscoll > > > I would appreciate some recommendations on getting > a > > new tuning lever. > > > > I am currently using a cheap gooseneck > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/
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