Oh yes Ron! The spring bushing clamps! An early purchase of mine that I've never used! What was the false beat suppressor, and how was it supposed to work? I always looked at the string stretcher, rather doubtfully, in the catalogue, but never bought one. Mike, what a theoretically nifty yet simultaneously horrible idea the flange shields sound. I'm happy to say I never bought a key bushing tightener, though it's the kind of thing I might well have fallen for when I started out. Reblitz even shows its use. A little bottle of "Key White" liquid, I recall as another waste of money. Best regards, David. >String stretcher, with auxiliary soundboard wheel. Key bushing >spring clamps. Aluminum tuning fork. False beat suppressor. >Soundboard toggles. Plastic key bushing inserts. Hammer shank >repair sleeves. With items already mentioned, all good things >to not have in your junk drawer thirty years from now. >Ron N
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