Brendan Power & Alternative Harmonicas Forum

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triona

This seems to me quite more stable in construction and more safe and effective in use than the first version with the plastic parts for sealing and the lever to push. It seems to me to be a very fine and sophistic mechanical work that self-evidently has its price. :idea: It is just that I have disco...

Posted oct 2020.
Seems to be a dead link.
No answer on request jan 2021 either.

dear greetings
triona

Hi Brendan, thanks for the info. ... I used Paddy-Extended ... Paddy-Extended is CD-EG-AB-CD etc, What do you mean with "extended"? That seems to me like a standard Paddy as usually? After all, it seems to me, that a standard XB-40 retuned seems sufficient, as far as there is no slider? The problem ...

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dear greetings
triona

Good news for all, especially in Eastern Germany and Northwestern Czech Rep: Workshop with Brendan at Seydel's in Klingenthal, Germany, March 16-19 2023 https://www.seydel1847.de/epages/Seydel1847.sf/en_US/?ViewObjectID=66378875&Currency=EUR https://www.seydel1847.de/epages/Seydel1847.sf/sece065509b...

This could work as well.
Most simple. Seems to be a good idea.

dear greetings
triona

.0001shims Looks very much like this is an imperial unit. Can you specify this in metric unit = mm or µm? I use 0,05 mm = 50 µm. And these are easily to get in small pack or even single in shops for car and motorcycle repair supply, at least in DE / EU. I guess this is in US / CA as well. dear gree...

Mind out: The picture of the modal scales shows German notation.
H = B (major), h = Bm (minor), B = Bb, b = Bbm, Es/es, As/as = Eb, Ab etc, Fis = F# = F sharp, Ges = Gb = G flat etc
But I think you can find the pic in English notation as well on wikipedia.


grez tri