Avery Todd wrote: > Without adding a lot more clutter to the list, I think I > understand everything you said in the post. I do have one > more question, though. > > I believe Richard B. said he put the lightest shanks in > the low bass and went heavier up from there. I believe you > said the opposite. That my main point of confusion right > now. Grin... I understand your confusion.... but you see the thing is that I end up doing that because the hammers I get are generally very heavy in the bass, and then have a sudden drop in weight at the tenor break. So I use shank SW's to compensate for this. The set of hammers you posted presents a different problem. Your hammer dead weights are pretty smooth over the tenor / bass break. Jons last post was short and to the point. Check out Davids web site, re-read and re think... and dont worry. The light will go on and then you will have to start looking for the next light switch. :) > > I'm just trying to understand the best way to install the > parts to minimize extra work later. I'll stop this for > today and let everyone get back to work. :-) Thanks again. > > Avery Ask away... we are here for each other ! -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. UiB, Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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