I took an old Big River Low F and tuned it up to F sharp. It took me most
of an afternoon, but I now use it as a spare and it plays quite well.
Steve Webb in chilly Minnesota
---- fjm <bad_hat@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> If this is true, order a High "F" and tune it up yourself. You'll learn
> a
> lot about the harmonica by doing so. Takes a bit of patience.
>
Or for the less patient amongst us order a regular F# and tune it up the
half step. I second the advice though. Retuning a harmonica to
something you want but cannot easily get is something everyone should
do. Even if you only do it once it's a worthwhile experience. The
number of things that fall into place with this simple exercise are
astounding. It sets in motion a process of learning that I don't know
is available through any other method. fjm
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