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Your organisational baton is mighty fine.

OK yes agreed (about moving around).

Unless I'm getting me sides mixed up, it's only half a mile from Hyde Park Corner to Shepherd Market. They're in the same bit of town; that's why I suggested it. SW1X 7TA to W1J 7QQ if you want to look on a map Anyway I have no strong feelings about it or anywhere else. Good good.

If it started raining or turned cold we could decamp from Hyde Park to Shepherd Market, which is very pleasant -- Ye Grapes, King's Arms, etc. And it has its own colourful, if somewhat terminal, place in rock'n'roll history.

It's all in the wrist, you know...

Spanking, tension, rods, thickness ... only you can decide whether to seek specialist help or take care of it yourself...

Actually, are you interested in selling the S612?

Krayzee!

What have you got, Spike?

And even which Fender Rhodes model you want to sound like. Or is it actually a Wurli sound. Etc.

Have you thought about using a laptop and a good midi keyboard?

I wouldn't want a curry; a convivial drink is much more sociable. If the weather's nice, outside the Royal Festival Hall can be a nice place to sit and sip and chat. I can think of central pubs with outsidey bits, but they tend to be standy uppy outsidey bits. Edit: a picnic is actually a really good idea -- it would certainly be a lot cheaper if we're doing some solid drinking. It would make the sex a lot easier as well.

And how much do you know about synth programming? Or what synths do you have already?

Many synths can split the keyboard in two, yes.

Okay! Rosewood veneer ordered, tapewounds ordered. Sandpaper next, and glue, and some time. Will report back. Thanks so far everyone.

Oh yes.

You're getting unconsciously excited by having to limit yourself and show self-control - the seductive power of denying yourself a pleasure, if you like, that it makes everything sound creamy.

I was looking at that, but the thickness is only 0.6mm, apparently. Which seems very thin. Though I could stack them, I suppose?

Could any of you point me in the direction of the sort of veneer that would work best? Any colour/shade. Thanks. (sorry for all the questions and requests)

What about leaving the slots empty, and just sanding the board down a bit to smooth it out? Is that nuts?

[quote name='Ou7shined' timestamp='1344436328' post='1764457'] Use superglue though as it has less water content than wood glue and will not expand the wood - it also has the benefit of sealing your marker. You gotta be quick though before it sets. [/quote] Could you talk me through the process you describe here, in really simple language and simple steps?

I am toying with the idea of wood veneers. I suppose I want the easiest method that I am least likely to screw up.

I liked them when they were just wombling free.