Bass Strings in Overdrive... thanks & archive troubles :-(

[Mike McCoy]

Brian,

  When you search the archives you get a list of all the archives that
have your search word, when you select that archive you need to do a
"find" or "search", depending on your browser, to find the actual posts
containing the search words. Works fine....

Mike McCoy
So Central Pa Chapter 170
Middletown, Pa
Mailto:mjmc@ibm.net


btrout@desupernet.net wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Thanks to all who responded.  I didn't know Mapes had already developed
> a 'modified' string set for the problem.  (No sense reinventing the
> wheel!)
> 
> Harvey, I'm sorry I cluttered up the space with things previously beat
> to death.  It wasn't intended to irritate.  But I found what I needed in
> just a few sentences.
> 
> I appreciate your sending me to the archives.  No doubt there's an
> incredible amount of information there.  Unfortunately, it's not very
> easy to use, unless I'm doing something terribly wrong.  When I use the
> search, it gives me a list of places I can go to get XX.  But when I get
> there, I find a jumbled and scrambled mess.  Posts, and repeats of posts
> with one line added, then 10 posts of totally different content, then
> the original post again with the one line added, plus one more line...
> I must be doing something wrong.
> 
> So call it laziness, if you want to, but I just posted my question in
> hopes that someone could point me in the right direction.  They did.  A
> while back, Ron and I were talking about soundboard impedance and he
> suggested I look through the archives.  I've spent about 7 hours now
> with the search feature and the archives and still have not come across
> much of any consequence.
> 
> I'm really trying here, but I'm not getting to far.
> 
> Help if you can, flame if you must, or delete if you don't care.
> 
> Wishing you the best,
> 
> Brian Trout
> Quarryville, Pa.

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Mike McCoy
So Central Pa Chapter 170
Middletown, Pa
Mailto:mjmc@ibm.net