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Old 08-05-2004, 08:56 AM
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dumb question: attaching quiver?

is there a special way to attach the quiver to the tailpiece? where do the laces go? never had to deal with this before. thanks
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Old 08-05-2004, 10:06 AM
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Quiver attachment

Hi Karim,

Check out this link http://www.contrabass.co.uk/bowquivers.htm

They give suggestions for attaching the quivers they sell.

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Old 08-05-2004, 10:19 AM
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quiver me timbers (moon quiver)

I had my quiver tied through the string holes in the tailpiece, and around the wire behind the tailpiece. I thought this was good for years. Last week, the quiver started buzzing along to certain notes. I took it off, and not only did the buzz go away, but the responsiveness off the whole instrument seemed to improve.

I play in a band where I have to switch between arco and pizz a lot, so I re-attached it. I found that tying it to the end pin, rather than the tailpiece wire, produces less alteration of tone, by a hair.

Or maybe I'm imagining all this...
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Thank you guys for the link and suggestions.
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