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Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 11:24:40 -0500
From: "Tim Moyer - Working Man's Harps"
Subject: Re: answer to golden melody combs

Brad wrote:
>I would like to ask why do you need a replacement comb?

My experience is very much like John's, over time the combs tend to chip and
crack. Though it's primarily at the corners it's not limited to that area,
and seems to grow worse as the harmonicas age. I would imagine that the
desire for an aftermarket comb is to get a harp that is as durable as other
plastic combed harps like the Special 20 or the Lee Oskar.

>In fact there is nobody customizing Golden Melody except me at Harmonica
>Concepts, Inc. and we use the original comb.

I also do a customized Golden Melody using the original comb:
http://tymoyer.home.texas.net/WorkingMansHarps/soloistharps.htm
I think that Jimmy Gordon works on the Golden Melody, and Pat Missin of
course.

- -tim

Tim Moyer
wmhar~exas.net
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