HarveyHarp
568 posts
Jan 29, 2014
4:57 PM
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One of my Customers asked me to Optimize, or as you guys all say customize (Its all in semantics) a new Harpmaster, which I normally do not do, and also asked about opening the coverplates. So, has anyone done this, and if so are they strong enough to avoid crushing without adding a standoff, or leaving a thin sliver of coverplate as a support???
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HarveyHarp
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Todd Parrott
1190 posts
Jan 29, 2014
5:44 PM
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I've opened a few of them. They're not as strong as Special 20 covers are, so they are more prone to crushing. It might be best to add a support post.
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florida-trader
425 posts
Jan 30, 2014
9:21 AM
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Harvey. I'm not sure but you could probably use ProMaster or Hammond covers. Would you like me to send you a set?
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Tom Halchak
www.BlueMoonHarmonicas.com
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HarveyHarp
569 posts
Jan 30, 2014
11:11 AM
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I appreciate it, but my customer is a basicly a special 20 player, and he does not like full covers. He bought this harp because of the price from Best Deals Eva. Thanks, though.
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HarveyHarp
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