On Fri, 3 Oct 1997 Ted_Sambell@BanffCentre.AB.CA wrote: > > Of course, the individual loops pose something of a service problem, as > seemingly not many people duplicate them neatly and replacement strings so > often stick out like the proverbial sore thumb. Some years ago I attended a > Bosenforfer seminar in Toronto and I asked the representative how they made > their loops, the ones with the arced tails.He didn't know! Anyway, we > experimented and finally found out how to do it. I do like the appearance, > and as the tail is angled up close to the hitch pin and rests on a cloth > punching, it does not dig into the paint on the plate. > Hi Ted, How did you duplicate the loops??? I have always wondered how this Boesendorfer tech in Vienna HAND-made those loops. I wasn't there when he made those loops. They where _identical_ to the original factory made loops that I couldn't tell which strings were replaced!. Thanks in advnce Kuang Wang
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