Oh, Henning ! Don't do that again please ;-))) Come on, plain text and no html 
anymore please.
I also change my courses1 and 2 when shifting to new tunings, otherwise the 
blance is very poor indeed and the lute uncomfortable to play.
Never heard of single second courses either...

Best wishes and plain text, pleaaaase

Jean-Marie

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>>I always change the 1st and 2nd strings on my 10 course lute
>>when tuning down from vieil ton to the new
>>tunings. I put on some thicker
>>ones to compensate the loss of tension and an out -of -tune muddy sound,
>>tuning down from nominal 2nd course D to C.( Don't forget to  put
>>on thinner strings when tuning up again to vieil ton. I
>>have not tried a single 2nd course in the
>>new tunings, as this would result in unequal distance between the
>>1st, 2 nd and
>>3rd courses (using just one of two holes in the bridge) I can't
>>remember having seen
>>any references to single 2nd courses on the 10 course lute. The
>>question of the 
>>transition from the 10 to the 11 course French lute is a complex one.
>>See for ex. Michael Lowe, Renaissance and Baroque Lutes, a False Dichotomy,
>>in Proceedings of the International Lute Symposium,  1986.
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>>Best wishes , Henning Hoel
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