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Dwain Wilder
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Would persons leaving private messages regarding interest in dulcimers please re-post those privately. They were posted without e-mail addressses. I have now made e-mail addresses required for that reason (though they willl not be shown on the guestbook). Thank you.
4 May 2008 - rochester, NY
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Linda Warren
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This is a wonderfully informative article. Thank you! I wanted to know how to clean bone for craft projects and this answered every question!
25 February 2008 - Clyde, Texas
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Kevin Strayer
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I own #187, built on 5/20/ 75. It is a 40" AD-4. I am originally from Altoona. This dulcimer is the finest instrument I have ever owned. I still play it and it is in mint condition. I have re-energized my music in the last four years, and play flute,guitar, and dulcimer in both professional and inormal settings. I was wonderfully surprised to find this site!
17 January 2008
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Jessica
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I bought a (cheap) dulcimer last spring because I wanted to learn play. Well, I have since found that it does not have a 61/2 fret and the first fret is misplaced causing many of the notes played to be flat. I guess that is what I get for buying someting on my own and trying to teach myself. Your site is wonderful and I have learned a great deal jsut by reading. Thank you.
20 November 2007 - Kansas
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Harold Cheyney
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Thanks for all the detail on dulcimer construction. I'm planning to build a dulcimer and considering chromatic or at least 1-1/2 and 8-1/2. I like shellac. My Warren May dulcimer is curly maple and very nice sounding.
7 November 2007 - Columbus, Ohio
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