[Harp-L] Re: Re:Chromatic problem

["Gordon Graham" <ggraham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Siegfried!  I guess If I wish to play that low B flat which a lot of these songs seem to require.....I will just have to put up with the spring problem...and have several backups...(I am also lookin' to hire a backup set of lungs to play those bottom 4 holes)....and yes I live in Richmond (Glen Allen) but it is actually in Virginia.

My best to you!!!

Gordon
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  From: Snaruhn@xxxxxxx 
  To: ggraham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
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  Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 7:54 PM
  Subject: Re:Chromatic problem


  Hi Gordon,

  < The spring on my Hohner 64 (280) broke today  ....>

  That´s one reason more why I love the CX 12 system. I never heard that
  a coiled spring can break.

  < I can also run over to Hohner (1mile from here) and get it fixed quickly. >

  What do you mean by Hohner? Are you living in Richmond, Ohio?
  There´s Rick Epping and you would be in very good hands.

  < .. the volume seems uneven..especially there is a sharp difference  
  < between the lower 4 holes and the rest of the harp. Would a 
  < customizer make a dramatic difference? >

  Hats off, you are a good joker, I like that. When it only seems that the 
  volume is uneven then you don´t have a serious problem. You would agree?
  And a customizer wouldn´t make a dramatic difference. Why should he?
  He would play the instrument and if the volume is really uneven he would
  look for the reason. 

  My advice: Walk that 1 mile to Hohner and hear what they have to say.
  Please, forgive my kidding you.

  Siegfried