Seven years is minimum.  I have a tin peanut brittle box with old and 
newish gut strings- used & unused- going back to the late 1970's. The 
Ancient Gutpile- authentic gut strings that the old (and aging) lute 
players used to use way back in the 20th century.


>The way to go is to go all the way. Live with it, love it, hate it,
>despair at it, fall utterly in love with it and vow never to use it
>again, ever. All at the same time. And not for a day or a month. Seven
>years would be nice, but at least give yourself a chance. And keep
>your old strings, you might want to go back.
>
>David - been there, done that, still no answers
>


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