I appreciate all the helpful comments from everyone, thank you. I hadn't considered the possibility that a better lever might improve and/or expedite the learning process. If that is really true, then I could more easily justify starting out with the Fujan. Do you have the 15 degree head? I do consider it a huge privilege to be learning from Jim, and I'm going to give it my best effort as a student. James H Frazee wrote: > Mark, > > Until three days ago, I would have said buy a "decent" lever for now > and then your ultimate lever later. (That's what I did.) Now, three > days after having received my Fujan lever, my advice is to buy the > Fujan NOW and add accessories later, period, end of story. I started > with a "student" lever, then a professional, extendable lever from > Schaff, then a Charles Faulk lever. The Fujan is just far superior to > my others and you'll learn to tune faster and better with it. > > Being mentored by Jim Coleman, Sr. - how cool is that? What a > privilege - wow . . .
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