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<DIV>This sounds very long-winded, tipping the action every time you pull the
strip mute- for setting unisons. In order to keep the damping tidy
you usually have to secure the end buttons/clips as well. I suppose
we are so used to overdampers over here that, as David Boyce says, we get used
to one Papps wedge and find that the gentle stroking of the wedge over the
strings soon tells us when to push the wedge in. Like all tuning
techniques, it is frustrating at first but soon becomes second nature and
very fast.</DIV>
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<DIV>Richard</DIV></FONT></BODY></HTML>