Face the reeds with the tongues towards the centre of the stock to avoid the
tongues beating against the inner wall of the stock:there is a fair degree
of movement on the large drone tongue for example. If the stock just has holes
drilled thru a solid piece of wood then it is still advisable
Try putting a spot of super glue into the hole as this will set in the
presence of oil. I have found it works very well.
Colin Ross
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>That D set isn't holding ya?!
>Kevin
The Sloan D set is the most beautiful instrument (of any kind) I've ever seen
or playedtruly a masterpiece!
I also dearly love the higher pitch of my F+ set and if G is similarly
satisfying, without being too shrill, I may opt for a G set instead of
Hi All,
I just received the Andy May CD "The Yellow Haired Laddie" . I'll tell you
what, if that guy doesn't make you want to be a smallpiper no one will. :)
On track 12 there's a set of two tunes. The second is called "The Mason's
Apron". Andy is doing something on that tune that's really
