Hi Fred, > You're a dreamer. Yes, I have that tendency sometimes. :-) >If a string doesn't break on a harpsichord or fortepiano within a couple >years, you must be leading a charmed life <g>. Actually, I was referring to the fortepiano. Believe me, I'm well aware of the harpsichord breakage(s)! I have no experience at all with a fortepiano (yet) so don't even know what kind of wire is used on them. So I guess I'd better save all this information and links for future use. 'Ya think? :-) >Or is your retirement that close at hand? Not really. Probably at least 5-6 yrs. if I can. Avery >Fred > >Avery Todd wrote: > >> Hi Jeff, >> >> Well, what did you end up doing? :-) I'm actually asking this because of >> your original post. We should be getting our new Fortepiano sometime >> in the next six months or so and your post made me wonder about what to >> do about this kind of thing. Are there sources, other than the builder, >> where we can order wire to have on hand for this eventuality? We order >> our replacement harpsichord strings to have on hand from the builders. >> >> Hopefully, I'll be retired before this type of thing starts happening >> but just in case....... :-) >> >> Thanks. > > Avery
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