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Re: using a light to find leaks

Author: saxlite
Date: 2014-05-16 16:49

I have found the found the 6" Music Medic LED light excellent for setting the timing on the low E-F crow'sfoot adjustment. You can clearly see if the two pads hit the tone holes at the same time ( or not ). I agree that the light is not useful for other pad work.

Jerry

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