SD-10 Problem

[Nichols]

At 08:08 AM 10/26/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>Hi Don,
>>              With respect, if the masking tape or felt was meant to be
>>there, the manufacturer would install some thing similar from the get go.
>>Roger Jolly

>Hi Roger,
>Who's well informed opinion is best? All of us highly educated
>professionals seem to be working from considerably different accumulated
>experience and data sets, so who makes the decision? 
>Ron N
> 

	Well, I gotta go both ways, a little. (smirk at y'selves) I've got SD's
and S&S D's with rasty sounds, and the cure depends on the use. For open
hall, it's a feature. For close mic, a piece of black gaffers' tape works
well and doesn't gum things up. On one regular S&S D I'm able to leave my
two pieces stuck to the back of the capo. Lasts a long time. On imports
that have crickets up there, I use the off-node drop of white glue. I
prefer NO understring felt, if possilble.
	Guess it could be one of those "no single right answer" kinda thingees, no?

Laters,
Guy


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