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<DIV>Mark,</DIV>
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<DIV>Yes, I have the 15 degree because I will use this lever to tune grand
pianos only - the 15 degrees provides nice clearance for most grands.
(Steve also offers a 20 degree head and a longer #2 tip) I will still use
my Faulk or my Schaff professional lever with a 5 degree head to tune verticals
and, that way, I don't have to change heads or tips during the course of a
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