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From: Pat Missin
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 1996 19:20:34 +0100
Subject: Re: harp-l-digest V2 #95

A few rapid responses just before I get in my car and head for the UK champs.

>From: Thorsten Nickel
>Date: Thu, 26 Sep 96 16:02:26 +0200
>Subject: hint for correct tuning nat. minor
>
I guess by B, you mean what we non-Germans would call Bb (and I guess what
we call B, you would call H) - I hope so, otherwise tha harp is not going to
be very minor. The theoretically perfect just intonation for a minor triad
(like the blow chord of a nat minor of harm minor, eg. C Eb G) expressed as
deviation from equal temperment is:

+0.000 cents; +15.641 cents; +1.955 cents

Similarly for the m9 chord (draw chord of nat minor harp, eg. G Bb D F A)):

0.000 cents; +16.641 cents; +1.955 cents; +17.597 cents; +3.910 cents.

>------------------------------
>
>From: Thorsten Nickel
>Date: Thu, 26 Sep 96 16:08:12 +0200
>Subject: Gold MB loses its gold colour
>
> so, don't clean it with strong
>cleaner at all, i would say.
>

Yup, gold is expensive, so that plating is a little on the thin side...


>From: fjm/cja
>Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1996 07:06:39 -0700 (MST)
>Subject: Re: Cotton and Downbeat Mag
>
>As Gary would say, That's nice. but seriously folks, we've been down
>this road before and my feeling is the discussion is more appropriately
>moved to blues-l where they actually seem to enjoy this stuff.
>

Absolutely. Althogh both Cotton and Blue play the harp, these particluar
thoughts really have nothing to do with the harmonica. Thisd thread belongs
on blues-l (to which I don't subscribe, because of these kind of discussions
which never really lead anywhere useful, IMHO).

Hugh's comments on cases:

>I want to see a "modular" case, with mix 'n' match compartments which can
>be easily changed out. Like most folk, my requirements change from gig to
>gig, or over time. Sometimes I fall in love with a new stomp box and want
>to carry that about, sometimes I have two chromatics, sometimes none,
>sometimes I have a spare set of diatonics (if it's a long road trip),
>sometimes I have a bullet, more often an SM57. Etc etc.
>
>I would *definitely* buy a case that would let me get a bunch of optional
>compartments, which I could interchange as needed. Ideas for components of
>approx. equal size:
>

Too true, the amount of times I've had to get a new case, or rework and old
one, because my requirements have changed...

And again from Hugh:

>Gary Funk runs a mailbot that sends me unsolicited mail many times a week.
>I've asked him a dozen times, politely, to take me off his list. He never
>even did me the courtesy of replying, and I remain on his list.
>
>So I subscribed him to harp-l, in the hope that he would show his ass and
>piss y'all off.

Certainly did! Are you sure his surname is correctly spelled? :-)

UK champs here I come....

Pat Missin - pa~lobalnet.co.uk

"...my music's a lot better than it sounds!" (with apologies to Mark Twain)
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