> why we all go to conventions; to learn how not to. > Well, I will say they need some classes at the conventions for all of us very inexperienced , yet sincere learners,who haven't done these things ever, can't figure it out easily, but have to "do it", like hang hammers, or regulate (not really, of course) the old PSO's we have to keep working, yet shouldn't be working at all. I find so much at conventions over my head, and far over my accumulated skills, and I think there is need for stuff for us relatively newbies so we can simply accomplish basic "stuff" that has to be learned,a nd we usually learn the "hard way". I repaired my first bass bridge this week. Thanks to the timely insults and advice from the ever erudite Jim Bryant, the little project was a marvelous success. """This ain't rocket science"- says Jim, but yes, one can really screw some stuff up even if it never leaves the ground...................................... les bartlett houston ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
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