Fwd: [Harp-L] What Cover-Plates Don't Do
 
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> First, covers don't significantly affect the timbre of the  harmonica. >>
 
Perhaps not to the AUDIENCE.. But they make a VAST difference to the  
harmonicist!
I like THIN cover plates... They make the harp so much more ALIVE as one  
plays it! I too was at SPAH in '97...  
 
John "Whiteboy" Walden
In  Scotland.
     
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