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Sorry for your loss. You have my deepest condolences.

Sorry for the loss or your wife and your daughter. You have my deepest condolences

What time does it start?

Wow, that was great.

Also, do these numbers also apply if you're using something other than a Peterson tuner?

What do the plus and minus numbers refer to? Does it mean to tune sharp or flat of 440 by that amount?

You can try any upholstery shop or a fabric store. I went to a fabric store and got some blue crushed velvet to recover my pack a seat. Then I went to an auto upholstery shop to get some new foam in order to replace the old beat up stuff.

Do you still have the Strobo tuner available?

How many raises and lowers?

Wow, that looks pretty cool! I wonder who played it previously. Can't wait to see it when it's all done.

Try going to an auto upholstery shop. That's where I went when I rebuilt my pack a seat I also got some royal blue crushed velvet that I recovered it with. You could also try a fabric store.

The further the rod is from the cross shaft the more pedal travel you will have and the easier it will be to press the pedal. The closer the rod is to the cross shaft will result in less pedal travel but requires more pressure to bring it to pitch.

It looks like it used to be a 7x4 universal. Was this converted to an extended E9?

Wow, this is great! Thanks.

Happy New Year!

My deepest condolences to you.

Frank, I was in Dallas Texas for a few months. There were some great venues in that area.

Yep, I also have that Walmart hand truck! Works great!

Unfortunately no. All the rods have to come out of (or backed out of) the changer in order to remove it.

Great song! It reminds me of a lot of places I used to play.

Wow, that was awesome!

Great album, thanks for doing this!

I'm am sorry for your loss. My condolences to you and your family!

Thanks.

If you can get a longer allen head stop you can thread a nut onto the end of it to keep it from moving. That's what I did on my Dekley.