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Subject: Re: weak cane bagpipe chanter reed looking! Author: Nadav [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:30:46 07/26/02 Fri In reply to: Jo 's message, "weak cane bagpipe chanter reed looking!" on 01:25:25 04/30/02 Tue i know... my advise is only if you have really hard reed and you want to weaken him. its better then sanding, and there is no risk of destroying the reed in the process. if you dry your reed after every time you wet them, it wouldn't destroy your reed that much. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: NO!!! Author: Brian MacColl [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 16:02:00 07/26/02 Fri I know you mean well, but you're dead wrong on this one. NEVER SOAK A REED!!! Unless it's someone that you don't like and you want to destroy their set-up. :) >i know... my advise is only if you have really hard >reed and you want to weaken him. its better then >sanding, and there is no risk of destroying the reed >in the process. >if you dry your reed after every time you wet them, it >wouldn't destroy your reed that much. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]