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I throw in the towell! Strumelia, the dulcimer on the end-- the one which probably would have rightfully come my way-- is yours. The better cat won. This time. Lol!
It's a Throw-down! lololol.......
Oh....! I must have misread something somewhere ???
JH
(sorry William, your family still looks great !)
John, here in Ohio, we don't arm rassle in mud-- you can't anchor yourself properly! ;) I fear I've frightened poor Strumelia.William, I assume I was the odds-on favorite. :)
Robin, you spoil sport !!! I was just about to start a subscription fund going in order to purchase the correct grade of mud !
anon
That's too bad, I was about to start taking bets! =)
The official state instrument of the Commonwealth by residents of KY-- how cool is that!Randy,Out of respect for our years of friendship, I'm calling off the fight-- I mean challenge to Strumelia. She's too nice and wouldn't want to hurt me and I'd feel bad about beating her. :)
Fight!
Hmmmmmm! if you gals ever get to rassle don't forget this site supports videos ???
Sorry about that William, just my mind working overtime ! I just love your family, like mine , plain and unadorned, but possesing looks which promise hidden depths just waiting to be coaxed out ! Thank you for sharing with us
JohnH
Strumelia, it's only fair you know my rassling arm is about 100 pounds of pure muscle. The rest of me weighs six or seven pounds. Lol!
Robin, you should know that I recently joined a gym and have been working out.
I'll arm rassle Strumelia for the last one! :)
I'll take the first one and the last two please, stacked like a club sandwich with a little bacon and some mayo on the side. YUM!
The voice isn't bad. The wood used for the body is too thick, in my opinion. It has a sweet, bright sound, but lacks bass and volume. The intonation isn't the best, either. Almost all of the frets are a tiny bit off. It doesn't bother me that much, and I play it regularly, but it would drive someone with perfect pitch mad.
William, i was looking at that one with a little lustful covetousness myself. Interesting looking; how's the voice?
Thank you! Sadly, I do not know who made that one. When I bought it it was in a few pieces and missing tuning pegs. I put it back together and carved some new pegs for it so it can have a voice again. There are no markings anywhere on or inside it. If anyone sees this and thinks they know who could have made it, please let me know!
Who made the 2nd one over?
Nice Homers!