Greetings Herbert and list:
I tie knots, try to catch fish, and pluck gut. Personally, I don't think a
leader would be worth the effort. To be useful, the leader would need to
nearly fill the space from peg to nut. You couldn't keep any reserve of string
wrapped on or coiled beyond peg to sl
On Jan 1, 2012, at 10:49 PM, Herbert Ward wrote:
> Stretching of strings between the nut and the peg is causing
> me severe difficulty in tuning -- I can turn the peg
> 90 or 120 degrees with no response in the pitch.
>
> Lubricating the nut is of course a possibility.
A necessity, if you can
We had a discussion similar to this three years ago
(Dec 7 2008). However, I'd like to revisit the subject with
my question rephrased to focus more closely on my problem.
Stretching of strings between the nut and the peg is causing
me severe difficulty in tuning -- I can turn the peg
90 or 120
There are two solo sonatas that people play all the time, one in a
minor and one in d minor. They are both good.
d
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From: R. Mattes
To: be...@interlog.com; lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
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