From: jfraz~cusd.edu ("Harmonica" John Frazer) Date: Tue, 8 Oct 1996 12:17:47 -0800 Subject: Re: blues tools rack mania
At 1:13 PM 10/8/96, JfGindi~ol.com wrote: makes it sound as though the blues tool is essentially >unusable.
Not my intent. It is a great rack, very stable. My only problem is trying to get it adjusted for my playing position. I tip the harp at a pretty severe angle.
For the record, for anyone thinking of >getting this rack, I think it is a fine rack, easily the best on the market.
Agreed.
> For me to play it, it does not need to be adjusted, but can be.
Actually, Jon, you do have to adjust it in some fashion when assembling it. But I know what you mean.
Rack playing >is essentially an inconvenient, screwy thing to do, and the perfect rack for >everyone does not, cannot exist.
I hope that is not always going to be true.
Sorry HJ and Steve to take you to task >here but I disagree with what you're and publishing and publicizing about the >BluesTool, a product that took a lot of commitment and money (I'm quite sure) >to create and is, as Steve notes, an improvement over the Oskar and Hohner racks.
Yes it is a vast improvement. The criticism has all been constructive with the exception of my one unfortunate speculatory comment for which I apologize again.
I am still fine tuning the adjustment, yet already i was able to play harmonica all the way to work this morning and did not hurt myself.
It's getting better all the time. When I am done adjusting it, my guess is it will be unusable by most players- but perfecto para mi.
hj
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