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<DIV>It's a 1957 Knabe console with multiple wimpy dampers coming unglued.
Should I replace just the felts or the entire damper assembly and, if so [either
way], which/whose should I use. I realize my times will be about double
what JG's Labor Guide says but I want to do it right because it's a regular
client and nice lady. Thanks in advance.</DIV>
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<DIV>Jim Frazee<BR>914.763.8689<BR>Offlist at: <A
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