The below suggestion comes from a someones site who I respect as a player. This is "one" of his suggestions for creating a Paddy Richter harp. What is your opinion on combining the below reed plates? Will combing these reed plates make the created harp slightly out of whack or will they match seamlessly IYO. I wanted to ask you before I experimented and invested cash. I may ask Winslow if he's ever Mad Scientist this combo too.
Posted Thu, 09/15/2016 - 06:45 by Harp Tech Kinya...
Hello Harp Techs
A properly broken-in harmonica will hold its tuning longer and provide more hours of playability. In previous postings, members expressed their interest in learning how to safely break-in new harmonica reeds. I shared my proven method of breaking-in, and “setting” reed tunings and offsets (gapping). continue reading...
hi kinya i was wanting to know. if you have ever experimented with orthodontic wax. using it wax the riveit end of the reed. i seen a stament on it at overblow.com
On my 'C' Suzuki Harpmaster and Bluesmaster and also on my 'C' Oskar I get a high pitch tone when I hit the bend to 'A' on the 3 hole. It's very subtle and I hear it in my right ear. Doesn't happen on the Manji C, nor on any of the other keys I have. What's going on?
Hello Kinya I have been doing some research on drill bits sizes. And I was wanting to know if this sounds right to you. So that way I can go into a normal hardware store and not have to special order stuff and wait. The reason I am doing this is because I was looking at my Dremel drill bits and the look really close.
(14145TD) #55 = 3/64 drill bit
(14144CD) #52 = 1/16 drill bit
and am pretty sure am going to have to special order the (14145T) 0-80 tap.