Has anyone tried Perfection Pegs, also known as
Perfection Planetary Pegs, on a hg? They look like
traditional violin or cello pegs, but they have tiny
gears inside so they function like modern tuners. I
figure they could be useful for people who want their
instruments to look traditional, but
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Subject: [HG] Perfection Pegs
Has anyone tried Perfection Pegs, also known as
Perfection Planetary Pegs, on a hg? They look like
traditional violin or cello pegs, but they have tiny
gears inside so they function like modern tuners. I
figure they could be useful for people who want
An H-G peg is only supported at one end ?
Most friction pegs in HGs are vertical, not transverse. In a vertical
peg the bottom end of the peg is free and accessible from beneath the
instrument and the peg is held in place in its middle. Most HGs don't
have open sides to the peg box, so it
no i send ,, my pouget pegs yvory tohim he will made for me 7 each
time so enought for a gurdy .. replica of mine ..bye sylvain
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Just called a local violin repair shop (the guy knows
I' am very interested...
marc
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Sound like a great idea.
Just looked at the site and my only concern would be they may need the
support
, cello etc
Graham
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Just called a local violin repair shop (the guy knows HGs since this
is Bloomington, Indiana
Just called a local violin repair shop (the guy knows HGs since this
is Bloomington, Indiana we're talking about, where there are a
surprising number of players) and he observed that he didn't think
they would work in most HGs because the peg box construction is so
different from a violin
it is a very good new scott , i will be interesting by complete box with
keys ,, this is the harder part to do lol.sylvain
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Hi Mike,
What's the string ?
Do you mean http://www.thestring.com/ ?
Graham
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Hi Marc
As the string has
I refer to the string of conversation in the forum is all.
Neil
http://www.myspace.com/neilbrook
http://www.hurdy-gurdy.org.uk
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From: Graham Whyte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 9:52 AM
Subject: RE: [HG] Perfection Pegs
I have spoken extensively with Mr. Herin and I am going to send him a
complete keybox that he can work with to try and develop a version that will
work
for HGs. Stay tuned. He see it as a challenge and hopes to have a replacement
for HGs.
Scott
Graham said:
Alden and Cali use them on HGs without problems (I believe)
That's correct.
There seem to be 2 types
Pegheds are installed in a plain tapered hole and glued in
Perfection Pegs are also put in a tapered hole but have a self-tapping
threaded bit
They both seem to be designed
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