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jb, I totally forgot this was Lee’s handle too. Wow, it’s been six years already.

I wish all tenants were like you. Ours eventually wore us down to the point where I no longer cared to have rental property (even the ones who were several months behind on their rent- with no...

Try to avoid breathing in the diatomaceous earth. It can create lung and breathing issues.

Actually, I find five or ten minutes of playing to be helpful with writer’s block or general work fatigue.

If your landlord has a license to rent to the public (which he may not have, which could put him in jail or severely fined) then he has a legal duty to fumigate effectively.

Believe me, from 1998...

It's all relative. Aside from the fact that they are both tuned differently.

I'm quite content with the Brock GBOM and the Girouard GBOM. The rest will probably go quietly. I am hunting a Romero open back banjo.

I am not sure ozone is the way to go: https://www.noai.org/does-ozone-kill-bedbugs

https://ag.purdue.edu/entm/ENTM%20493%20Capstone%20Summaries/Feston%20Capstone%20Summary.pdf

We had property...

I have a bunch of mandolins; Heiden, Collings, Girouard, Ellis, Campanella, Kimble, Smart, Brock, Northfield..... So, that's not a legitimate collection?

Tim, you blew your cover. Lol.

Lol. Some of us are just obsessed.

Is it a bad thing to offer a viable alternative? There is also a Northfield M in the Classifieds. Also a Hinde A at Morgan Music.

Verrrrrry Nice!

Frank, did you learn your version of Sweet Sue from Matt Flinner's jazz class?

We sure have a lot of good mandolin players in New England. I think we need to start a mandolin...

The Pava is going to have a more traditional sound. It will also require more break in time, but if you are playing in a band it might serve you better, if you take the time to break it in. If you...

I am going to assume that the Pava has an Adirondack top, and the MT will have an Engelmann. Big difference in the tonal qualities.

The finishes may also be different, and as Rich states, the...

LOL. Thanks, Jim, but I think sometimes it's really "re-joisting" in some cases.:crying:

After struggling with the tone on some pretty pricey violins I finally bought a 5 string violin that the guy who does my fiddle work was building (from scratch, not rejoicing a Chinese-made...

I amaze even myself at times. LOL.

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This is about as good as it gets

Hendrik

The link that Scott provided to Facebook states that he is recovering at home.

Here it is again: https://www.facebook.com/sandra.day.146/posts/10159318916691424

The back is made from wood Bill bought on a trip to Italy. I believe it was set aside by the wood reseller as wood for violins. Collings had a limited number of sets. Somewhere there is a gorgeous...

I waited two years for that Collings to be built. Bill picked that wood for me. I ended up trading it for a Campanella! LOL. (But I will admit, while I was waiting for the Collings to be built I...

It gets old fast, as do the online streaming sessions, unless like the Kruger Brothers you develop a format, invest in some technology and it turns into an event on folks weekly calendars. Some...

The only instrument that will kill a banjo or a fiddle (possibly both at the same time) is a set of bagpipes.

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