Or pass the fret gut under the strings further down the soundboard
(easier), then sliding it up toward the peg head.
Bob Purrenhage
On 10/28/2016 4:54 AM, Ed Durbrow wrote:
One last thing. When passing the fret gut under the strings, it's good to check
that no strings have been
>> One last thing. When passing the fret gut under the strings, it's good to
>> check that no strings have been missed out before tying the knot. There is
>> nothing more annoying than starting to move a fret into position and
>> realising that a string has escaped your attention and is above
I never went to the soldering iron either until recently and I’m still
undecided. For a long time I used the gas stove and a stainless butter knife. I
could control the knife temp very easily and make a beautiful flat bulb on the
gut end, too. Often the soldering iron gets too hot for me.
A
Thank You Martin- yes, that's how it's done- basically- and Matthew has
given us a few good follow up tips as well. I haven't owned a soldering
iron in many, many decades- so it's the old match stick. cig lighter,
flame-thrower options for me as well. Nothing like the smell fried gut
in the
Dear Matthew,
Thanks for your feedback. I agree with everything you say. These
videos are usually done very quickly and without a script, so I'm bound
to forget something somewhere! Also the focus is on beginners, and of
course there are many things which experienced lutenists do
On 23/10/2016 18:32, Martin Shepherd wrote:
Hi All,
A new video in the "tips" series - this time some help with tying frets:
https://youtu.be/Qs_pXOoBVLU
Best wishes,
Martin
Dear Martin,
Thanks for the video. Without wanting to question anything you
demonstrated I thought I might add a
I plugged it in :)
How is the organ powered?
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On the vimeo page, on the lower right, there is button to download the file.
All vimeo pages give you the option to download the source file.
The file has enough resolution for a large TV or monitor, plus the
better soundtrack--it is too big to stream, however.
dt
At 05:12 PM 9/2/2008, you
Beautiful! Thanks! And once again I got drawn into your wonderful
performance of Joy of the Person. Do you have the tablature of that
piece in a form you would be willing to share?
Peter.
On Tue, 2 Sep 2008, David Tayler wrote:
New video old classic. I chose my 1982 Klaus Jacobsen-also
Beautifully done. Best I've heard or seen.
How is the organ powered?
On Sep 3, 2008, at 6:39 AM, David Tayler wrote:
New video old classic. I chose my 1982 Klaus Jacobsen-also an old
classic-
theorbo for this because the surface is not shiny, then realized
it has
the most mellow
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