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Hey Roger, congratulations! Merry Christmas AND happy Hanukkah all rolled into one sweet package.
Did you and Kathy discuss "joining" the two headstocks? I know some early harp guitars have a small L bracket that can join the heads, or be removed if so desired. And some claim such a simple fixture really increases volume and sustain. Just looking at the pics it appears the two heads are separate. Yes? Steve |
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I do hope to join Randall and crowd in North Carolina next fall. I've got a pretty heavy travel schedule as was out of the country for HGG12.
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Since the bass strings don't have frets, their geometry isn't critical, so it's fine for the harp arm to move around a bit as long as it doesn't affect the neck. But better volume/sustain does seem possible with a connector, though I've never tried it myself. And if you maintain constant humidity, then there's no drawback to it. |