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Cliff. Johnston - Posted - 08/24/2007: 13:43:12
My new, closet-case banjo arrived with old strings that were evenly corroded all over - obviously needed replacement. When I looked at the tuners I was amazed at how the original owner had installed the strings. They were perfectly wound, one wrap after another on top of the previous wrap - just like a factory supplied spool of rope. I was amazed. Of course when I installed my new strings, try as I may...well, they look like something the "cat drug' in". How in the world did the man do it???
Cliff. Johnston
"May the best you've ever seen,
Be the worst you'll ever see;"
from A Scots Toast by Allan Ramsay
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