>Hi Ron, > >Are you saying you find no difference in unisons with agraffes and unisons >where there is a v bar? That is the point I was trying to make. And there >will be differences--not ones the tuner can control. Hi Don, Not "no difference", since there are differences in response from string to string within unisons everywhere in the scale (except the monochords). In the agraffe sections, I usually get to fight the friction from the understring felt. In the capo sections, it's the rendering of the string through the bridge that I get to fight. Neither of these typical (for me, at least) string movement and placement problems has much if anything to do with the termination. Protek on the understring felt helps, though counterbearing bars would have been better in the first place, and a hard rap to encourage relative equalization of string tensions fore and aft of the bridge, are about all this tuner can do with them. Maybe I missed your point, but how is it that an all agraffe system is better for letting the tech get the string stable quickly and easily?. Ron N
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