Re: [Harp-L] key label stickers

[Larry Sandy <slyou65@xxxxxxxxx>]

John, that is the same system I use ( and previously remarked about) on all my 
ten-holers and a few chromatics.  I label the right end and right top so I can 
quickly determine the key even if they are askew in my case.  Dymo has a heavy 
duty tape that survives the ultrasonic cleaner, on those that I can zap.  I 
considered glow-in-the-dark but it isn't really needed. I do wish Dymo sold 
reflective tape for their great machine- that would be the cat's meow.

Lockjaw Larry
Breathing Music daily




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From: "MundHarp@xxxxxxx" <MundHarp@xxxxxxx>
To: soundguyaudition@xxxxxxxxx
Cc: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 10:33:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] key label stickers

I use the labeling  system made by a company called Dymo. This is an  
American company that sells its labeling systems all over the world.  You  buy a 

small label making machine that runs on batteries, and it prints labels  
onto plastic sticky tape. Most "office statationery suppliers" sell  them. I 
first started using their products many years ago, back in the  1960s when 
their labels were embossed... But the more modern  electronic system is better. 
I mostly use white or silver Dymo tape, with  black lettering. It really 
works well! Some of the other colour tapes don't  show up so clearly under 
stage lighting.

I have no affiliation to the Dymo company, I am just a very satisfied  
customer!

John "Whiteboy" Walden,
Cebu City,
Philippines.
_www.johnwalden.com_ (http://www.johnwalden.com) 



In a message dated 4/3/2011 8:57:27 P.M. Malay Peninsula Standard Ti,  
soundguyaudition@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Does  anyone know were to get good Harmonica key label stickers in the usa. 
I  only found them from  Seydel.
Thanks
Todd