No kidding re: sympathy- you are not the first person to learn this
expensive and depressing lesson! But don't give up entirely- if it's
possible to make the thing play this group will help you do it and if
it's not, there are a lot of options for a working gurdy, even from
another kit if that's all you can afford.
Felicia.
On Jun 4, 2010, at 9:29 AM, Arle Lommel wrote:
Jerry, the good news is that you'll get quite a bit of sympathy
here and some reasonable help on how to resolve the problems. Some
of the list members have been through this. What is your level of
experience in woodworking and instrument building? I don't think
people will necessarily want to walk you through everything that
needs to happen, but if you are comfortable working with some
general instructions and figuring out how to go from there, I think
you'll get what you need.
-Arle
On Jun 4, 2010, at 11:14 AM, Jerry Sowers wrote:
This experience is my first with the hg,yes. It is a musicmakers
instrument and I have necer been so sorry as to make this
purchase. I am thinking that I may not get another one as I do not
need to spend so much on another one and get "burned" again. I
really like the music and really wanted to get an instrument so
that I could learn to play it. I play gospel hymns in a group and
wanted it to be part of my efforts. Sad to say this is a very
expensive lesson for me. Jerry
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