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Hi Mary,
Japanese felt is is much better cut than the Felt I have
see from NY. Fortunately I have access to Yamaha felt on this side of the
border. It's #1 in my book. The Tokiwa felt looks and feels very
similar, maybe the same supplier. <G>
Regards Roger
t 09:17 PM 12/18/2003, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Just be sure to raise the dampers off the strings when you insert your
>mutes. Trichord wedges are notoriously feeble, and will tear at the
>slightest provocation. One problem we have seen at UT is that the sides of
>the trichord wedges are not cut evenly (this is on the replacement sets
>we've bought from NY). In other words, one side is fat, the other, skinny.
>This causes bad damping on the skinny side, and you have to resort to all
>sorts of shenanigans to solve the problem. I am curious to know if the
>Tokiwa felts have this problem or not. Eric?....
>
>Mary Smith
>University of Texas at Austin
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