> >> >> I agree. In fact, I like the open-face pinblock concept enough to design it >> into the new grand that is slowly, Oh So Slowly, taking shape here. >> >> Now, if somebody can please tell me where to obtain those nice split >> phenolic plate bushings Alfie Knight used, I'll be truly happy. (Well, it >> would at least give me a chance to work with them some -- seemed like a good >> idea.) >> >> Del > > > > Hi Del, > > Question(s): > > Is your plate set up to take a flat topped block, without all the topological > fitting or multi piece blocks usually required for open facedness? > > I have a couple of Knights on the irregular tuning list, but I apparently > haven't taken a close look at the bushings. Are they split (not quite) > vertically for drive in and wedge installation? Can you give us a > description? > Ron N
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