Not a bad idea, the problem I've got though is I've only just
realised and it's been around 9 months. I know it's stupid, but I've
had absolute pitch ever since I was a kid, which means that
developing relative pitch was something I only recently realised the
importance of (shameful thing to say as a professional musician) -
when you factor in that I'm already dealing with thinking g and
hearing something that's threatening to be an F if it calms down a
bit, I think it threw me as to whether the E was a little flat or not.
I'd feel foolish going back now and saying - I've just realised your
pipes are out of tune - then again, I suppose it's worth a try. Do
you think 9 months is too long to still be expecting the original
maker to sort it out ?
Allan
Le 27 août 08 à 19:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
On 27 Aug 2008, Wright Allan wrote:
Does anyone have a solution (other than the kicking option, which
I'm considering)....
Send it back to the maker and tell him / her to put it right.
If this doesn't work find another maker who *can* fix it for you - or
reject the pipes as unplayable and get your money back, then find a
better set.
Julia
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