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[twobjshelbys]

Groundhogs day is only a little short of two months away. See, here we go again, the same three or 4 people harping about a Shelby. I guess we haven't had one for a while and of course, you think we need to be constantly reminded of this, feel compelled to turn a simple factual post into it... again.... But... why? There isn't anything here that hasn't been said 20 times already. Oh well.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

Groundhogs day is only a little short of two months away. See, here we go again, the same three or 4 people harping about a Shelby. I guess we haven't had one for a while and of course, you think we need to be constantly reminded of this, feel compelled to turn a simple factual post into it... again.... But... why? There isn't anything here that hasn't been said 20 times already. Oh well.

I agree wholeheartedly. It is Groundhog's Day here.

And BTW, you also always seem to locate these threads and post complaints about the harping. And your contribution here is harping too.

You simply don't have to click on the thread and you can simply locate the "ignore" feature of this site to ignore me and the other "harpers." I suggest you use it, if the "harping" bothers you so much.

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

I agree wholeheartedly. It is Groundhog's Day here.

And BTW, you also always seem to locate these threads and post complaints about the harping. And your contribution here is harping too.

You simply don't have to click on the thread and you can simply locate the "ignore" feature of this site to ignore me and the other "harpers." I suggest you use it, if the "harping" bothers you so much.

I find the phrase "harping" to be morally offensive. The harp is a beautiful stringed musical instrument which, when plucked with the fingers properly, is quite soothing. You should find a less inclusive word.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by patrickt

I find the phrase "harping" to be morally offensive. The harp is a beautiful stringed musical instrument which, when plucked with the fingers properly, is quite soothing. You should find a less inclusive word.

So, do you think a harpist will buy OEM harp parts to fix their original harps when repairs are needed or do you think they go to the aftermarket to source their harp parts?

And when the audience sees a replica harp with OEM harp parts, do they scoff or derisively scorn at a replica harp with OEM harp parts on or in it. I certainly would.

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

So, do you think a harpist will buy OEM harp parts to fix their original harps when repairs are needed or do you think they go to the aftermarket to source their harp parts?

And when the audience sees a replica harp with OEM harp parts, do they scoff or derisively scorn at a replica harp with OEM harp parts on or in it. I certainly would.

Well, since you asked, pedal harps should be strung with gut strings. Gut strings tend to have much higher tension than nylon strings. Unless they are lever gut strings, which are a lighter tension than pedal gut strings. I doubt your "tin ear" could discern a difference.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by patrickt

I doubt your "tin ear" could discern a difference.

I'm more of a Fetty Wap fan anyway.