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From: Jack Ely
Subject: Re: Vib/Glue/Misc.


Gateway Harmonica Club, St. Louis.
WELCOME! Steve Ino - Don't get scared off too soon - this is a GREAT

HARP-L stuff with him. I haven't forgotten Paul's letter and am
that must have cost some $$.
Re: Glue for Windsavers (valves).
a) GOODYEAR PLY-O-BOND (sp?) works well. Its potent and very stringy. Some
almost rubbery. Still stringy. One stray almost microscopic strand of this
Some drying time required.
b) DEVCON 'All Purpose Weldit Cement'. Found at Hartz, Woolworth, (are
tube on a blister card. Also works very well - and is easier - not so
immediately! Does not string like PLI-O-BOND, smells the same though.
c) Do any of you OFUG's remember the IBM high speed, line printers that
1.5" wide. You glued these loops together to handle various length forms
on them - the kind of mastic you had to position right the first time,
chromatic - several years ago - it's still there. The paper tape was mylar
orangutan. Now that's how I think windsavers should be made.
d) Side Note: (This is NOT for windsavers) - SOBO, found in sewing
with the wood.
e) Trivia: I once watched Cham-Ber Huang remove and replace an inside




>_Keep it To Yourself_. I am having trouble with speed and control while

get a good seal. Keep your lips supple - it doesn't take a lot of pressure
your lips and then block them ALL so you don't get a sound when you blow.
you get a note. Make subtle adjustments until you are getting a clear
ahead and perfect your pucker method too - there's a time and place for

>Tips and suggestions from those who are already there please!
I assume you mean (what is usually referred to as) throat vibrato, which
tongue vibrato. Here is a quick run down on the three...
HAND - Wavering your hands at varying speeds/degrees while cupping the

or mood.
THROAT (DIAPHRAGM) - Like a little cough-cough-cough. This will gag you
right. HERE'S AN EXERCISE: Take a narrow strip of paper about 2.5" - 3"
a consistent speed by doing the 'cough' exercise. -- Also there is the
Oh well, Play a note, holding for two beats - (Taaaaa), now using the
time value (making it a triplet) and smooth out the accents --- All this
sez. (Hey Tim, isn't that also how you get to Carnegie Hall? ;-)
If you have Gopher access I went into little more detail on vibrato,
HARP-L archives circa 1993?
Good luck.
Jack Ely - Columbus, Ohio --New Addr--> IMS_E~1.ode.ohio.gov

DATE: Fri, 28 Oct 1994 16:09:10 CDT
Subject: Gordon's picture

I was able to get ahold of the picture you posted on the HarmoniGopher.
Needless to say the picture has terrible resolution on my PC and you look
who he is, that's probably for the better. Anyway I was wondering if it was
HarmoniGopher in gif format?
Thanks in advance. I am really looking forward to "meeting" other harp-l'ers
haircut!", but I've heard that all my life so it's nothing new.



DATE: Fri, 28 Oct 1994 16:14:20 CDT
KPGrah~ol.com wrote...
>You don't want to do this!
8<---
I love it! I needed an out loud chuckle this time of the day.