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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Mine needs a 34 inch winding length. A couple companies make 35.5 inch winding lengths, and that puts the bare string right on the post. It's probably okay, but ... Same reason the Warwick tapes are sitting on a shelf. Their short scale is 35.5. Soon as I saw that, back in the package they went. And they certainly look like interesting strings. Just not for me right now :oops:

hmmm so a tailpiece that's 2.5 - 3 inches shorter would get me into long scale selections hmmmm
 
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I notice that for the LaBella nylon tapes are 32.25", you need a 31" (?) scale. If you could find a shorter replacement tailpiece, the longer scale string might fit. The ball ends would be moved back. It doesn't appear that Chowny sells one but it never hurts to ask.
I may have mentioned it b4, but my Ibby is a 30.5"scale but the 'claw' is a coupla inches behind the bridge so I hafta to use medium scale on it. Some people have suggested putting an extra ball from old strings in front of the ball on new strings for spacing. BTW, so far I'm liking the DTF's.
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In my case, the Canadian Geese that fly over our home have some sort of Norden Bombsight that enables them to have a 100% hit rate on my car.

You must live at or near their "runway"...



Geese
, famous for their copious defecation, are less likely to defecate when they are flying than when they are grazing and walking on the ground, and they tend to empty their cloacas upon takeoff, cutting down on the risk to bystanders, said Laura Erickson, science editor at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
 

You must live at or near their "runway"...



Geese
, famous for their copious defecation, are less likely to defecate when they are flying than when they are grazing and walking on the ground, and they tend to empty their cloacas upon takeoff, cutting down on the risk to bystanders, said Laura Erickson, science editor at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.

She must not have much experience with San Diego Sea Gulls.
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Bob
 

You must live at or near their "runway"...
The Arizona golfers factoid.."your golf ball always lands on the green with a goose turd between your ball and the hole!


Geese
, famous for their copious defecation, are less likely to defecate when they are flying than when they are grazing and walking on the ground, and they tend to empty their cloacas upon takeoff, cutting down on the risk to bystanders, said Laura Erickson, science editor at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
 
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