Terry, Don't loose hope. I've got a cat who would love to come down and improve your sound boards. I'll even pay the shipping. Joel Joel Jones, RPT Madison, WI On Apr 17, 2007, at 6:22 AM, Farrell wrote: > Well, I guess process is finally settled then. Thanks for sharing. > > I think I'll spend today building my panel-dipping tank. However, I > don't have that many local friends to help fill it - no worry, it said > either human or animal - so I'll just run down to the corner store, > buy a few cases of beer and me and my doggies (they like beer) will > work hard to fill the tank. > > On second thought - I'm not really so sure I want to try this....... I > mean, I'm trying to loose a few pounds...... ;-) > > I hope the author of that piece had the opportunity for a thorough > psychiatric evaluation..... > > Terry Farrell > > ----- Original Message ----- >> I have been reading this list for a long time now and have posted very >> little, but had to share this. I read of all the ways to build a great >> soundboard, but it appears that THE best way was thought of well over >> 100 >> years ago back in 1867. >> Check this out. This could change the way soundboards are built >> .......or >> at least the way our shops smell. >> >> http://www.google.com/patents?vid=USPAT72877 >> >> Larry Hofer >> Hofer Piano Works >> Corona CA > >
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