At 07:17 PM 10/30/98 -0800, you wrote: >I'm also curious about strings from James Arledge. A couple of years ago I did >order a set from G.C. Piano but he declined to wrap to my core and wrap >specifications so we declined to get strings from him. The question is still >out there . . . what about Arledge? > >Del > Del, I've also been curious about James Arledge string capabilities. I spoke with him extensively at the Orlando show. I use Parson's software as does James enabling me to e-mail the data. I had 4 sets to send his way last week and decided to give him a try...Spoke with him last Tuesday...he's so busy that he's put the string winding for others on hold. He has a "one man band" shop, rebuildings up to his neck and short on time. I've been "Leonard Nemoy" (In Search Of) alternative string vendors. I haven't tried G.C. nor A. Issac....based on stories other techs have shared, I probably won't either. What I can't understand is why a string maker feels the need to make arbitrary decisions/corrections to a scale provided them printed in black & white. Who have you been using all these years? Thanks Dave Swartz
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