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I would recommend trying a set of the Ronsen Wurzen hammers. I think<BR>
they'll work well with your approach to voicing.</FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000" FACE="Geneva" FAMILY="SANSSERIF" SIZE="2"><BR>
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I think I am going to do just that. I spoke with Roger Jolly recently and he mentioned that the Bacon felt hammers from Ronsen were softer,and would need some hardener in the extreme ends, but the AA wurzen felt was harder. Do you have experience with these two different hammers? <BR>
Thanks for the note, <BR>
Ed <BR>
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Ed Foote RPT<BR>
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