To Ron, and anyone else who was waiting to hear from
me about "Ecsaine":
Sorry I didn't get back to you all. It was not a
personal slight. I just was so impressed with the
stuff that I started working with Jurgen right away to
make it commerciually available to everyone: he
already has the marketing setup.
My apologies, again.
Thump
P.S. Besides uniformity, I was astounded by the fact
that the stuff actually has "grain" ( not as much as
buckskin, but that could possibly be improved by a
quick swipe with sandpaper ) and that it is impossible
to stretch with one's bare hands ( well mine, anyway
).
I'll fool around with glue types for it, and let
you know on this issue, too. I suspect it will glue
very well.
--- Ron Nossaman <rnossaman@cox.net> wrote:
>
> > I'm not a regular on here, and am always surprised
> when I log on and see
> > the lack of information on this forum that is
> readily available.
>
> Since you have readily available information the
> rest of us aren't
> apparently privy to, BECOME a regular and educate
> us.
>
>
> > The good techs know about them
> > and order them regularly.
>
> Not any more. Now the rest of us know too. If you'll
> describe the
> secret handshake as well, we'll all be elite.
>
> What else have you got for us?
>
>
> >Sometimes, they do have to be special
> > ordered, and that’s something I know Lloyd is
> not likely to mess with
> > if you’re not a regular customer. Lloyd is not
> a typical supply
> > house. He only deals in the high end, and that
> can be frustrating for
> > some technicians.
>
> So tell me. How high does one's end have to be, and
> which end,
> before such privileged information becomes
> (magically?) known to
> one? Or is it genetic? I didn't get the TWIX, so I
> obviously didn't
> make the cut. But then Renner USA hasn't shown any
> noticeable
> reluctance to sell me anything I've ordered, so they
> can't be too
> exclusive a club.
>
> Ron N
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