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@nate • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Ken Longfield: Thanks, Nate. I see that I didn't pay attention to that in the original post. It seems like an awful lot of work compared to installing them..."

@ken-longfield • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Thanks, Nate. I see that I didn't pay attention to that in the original post. It seems like an awful lot of work compared to installing them the conventional..."

@nate • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"John Pettreemusic: Bizarre is using bunt pans.....Love yer stuff Nate! Thank you, I appreciate it John! With that said, I have to admit Ive seen a ton of..."

@nate • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Ken Longfield: Were the mounting plates of the tuners screwed to the bottom of opening in the peg head? Ken "The dulcimer sings a sweet song." Ken if i..."

@nate • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Soldering tuners into a metal cage gives new meaning to the phrase "locking tuners" LOL"

@john-petry • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Just doing some quick "shop think'n" A thin strip of wood or metal/brass/copper as a cover, mounted flush with the peg box might give it a nice "it was..."

@ken-longfield • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"I think I understand the tuning machines now. It appears that they were placed inside the peg head with the gears on the bottom. The shaft that holds the..."

@john-petry • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Bizarre is using bunt pans.....Love yer stuff Nate!"

@john-petry • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Seriously tho....Looking at the peg head, is it perhaps probable that it started with simple pegs, and this was an attempt to put in machine tuners that..."

@john-petry • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Josephus book of antiquities page 438 b ...under pre Viking design concepts........."

@nate • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Wow thats the most bizarre system for anchoring tuning pegs that ive ever seen. Is this a method others have seen before?"

@robert-owens • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Thanks again for your all's input. That makes sense about the sound posts. I think I'll just try and put them back the way they were. And I may try to..."

@ken-longfield • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Both James Edward Thomas and Charles N. Prichard used sound posts in their dulcimers. Thomas installed two post; one around the third fret and the other..."

@john-petry • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"The long thin strips across the bottom helps keep the bottom from splitting, they also provide a thicker area of mounting for the top support posts...."

@robert-owens • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Thank you John & Ken for your quick responses and great advice! I think I have the tools and wood that I'll need to repair it and reinforce it, etc. I..."

@john-petry • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"Wow....That peg box looks like it came up from the ocean floor in an old viking ship.... I think [if it was my project] I'd start by cleaning out those..."

@ken-longfield • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"That looks like an interesting project. From your photos it looks like you have most of or all of the pieces you need. Since you have experience, what do you..."

@ken-longfield • 5 days ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on Made in Germany 100 years ago:

"Very nice mandolin. Here is the USA we call those bowl back mandolins "tater bugs." It is because they resemble to shape of insects known as potato bugs...."

@robin-thompson • 5 days ago • comments: 4
Posted a new Comment on After the Flood:

"Many thanks, Val, for listening-- we're glad you like the tune! We're slowing down and so is our music. P.S.- The music room is a wreck! "

@robert-owens • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Created a new forum topic "Help with restoring a 1962 Arthur Dixon dulcimer?":

"I have a 1962 Arthur Dixon mountain dulcimer, from Whitesburg, KY, that has been in my family since it was built. It has a fair amount of cracks and other..."

@strumelia • 5 days ago • comments: 2
Posted a new Comment on Made in Germany 100 years ago:

"Lovely! I have an old Wurlitzer mandolin that plays sweetly as well."

@benjamin-w-barr-jr • 5 days ago • comments: 6
Liked a youtube item created by @john-w-mckinstry: The Garden Hymn

@benjamin-w-barr-jr • 5 days ago • comments: 3
Posted a new Comment on @cabbagejen:

"Hi Jen, and welcome to the wonderful world of the Friends of the Mountain Dulcimer. It's a good place to come, spend some time, learn about the dulcimer,..."

@robin-thompson • 5 days ago • comments: 3
Posted a new Comment on @macaodha:

"What good fortune you and Jean Ritchie were able to meet, Val! Though I never had the privilege of seeing her in-person , she is one of my music heroes...."

@randy-adams • 5 days ago • comments: 4
Liked a music item created by @robin-thompson: After the Flood

@richard-streib • 5 days ago • comments: 30
Posted a new Comment on Suggestions please for buying a first dulcimer:

"Joe that seems to be a good price. The Warren May is the better deal as far as value. Warren's dulcimers are considered "better" by some for playing in..."

@lilley-pad • 5 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Don Neuhauser":

"(The Wayback Machine) Now we are really showing our age. Rocky and Bullwinkle (Really Rock) Smile "

@greatlakes73 • 6 days ago

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@joe • 6 days ago • comments: 30
Posted a new Comment on Suggestions please for buying a first dulcimer:

"I've found my Mcspadden black walnut and Warren May poplar dulcimers on Facebook Marketplace for $300 each. The Warren May has never been played, and the..."

@dwain-wilder • 6 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Don Neuhauser":

"I'm sorry to hear of Don Neuhauser's passing. We need to be training new talent as we get long in the tooth! Lilley Pad: Going by the pictures I've seen on..."

@alex-lubet • 6 days ago • comments: 5
Posted a new Comment on @alex-lubet:

"Thanks for your kind words, everyone. It's great to be here. I think my dulcimer journey might be a bit unusual. I started on guitar almost sixty years..."

@robin-thompson • 6 days ago • comments: 0
Posted a response to "Don Neuhauser":

"@lilley-pad Don passed away a few years back. "

@frank-dudgeon • 6 days ago • comments: 4
Liked a music item created by @robin-thompson: After the Flood

@lilley-pad • 6 days ago • comments: 0
Created a new forum topic "Don Neuhauser":

"Hello everybody, does anyone know if Don Neuhauser is still making instruments? His Dulci-Bro Resonator. Going by the pictures I've seen on the internet..."

@robin-thompson • 6 days ago • comments: 4
Created a new Audio File:
After the Flood

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