Susan, Sounds like a good idea. I wonder if there is available at feed and grain stores, veterinarian syringes with a long needle? Larry Messerly, RPT Prescott/Phoenix > > I've just started wondering if I could voice through the strings > with > "vodka" (like voicing with the chopstick tool.) I have a few of > those > little plastic bottles which can be sealed by pulling up on the long > > plastic tube coming out the top. It might just be long enough to go > through > the strings, and just touch the strike point of the hammers. I think > it's > going to take some experimentation first, to be sure that none > spills on > the action, but it would be handy for a touch-up of the voicing, if > I could > control the flow well enough to get single drops on demand. I may > see if > the vodka comes out slower if the bottle is full (restrained by a > little > internal vacuum) or almost empty. I wouldn't want it splashing > around in > the action, though it might not actually do that much harm if just a > drop > or two went astray. I wouldn't want any on the strings, either, of > course. > > Susan
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