Oh it can be... thankfully, both my wife and I are quite forgiving to each other about money. In fact, we are both often quite reluctant to spend... and the other person is the one who ends up encouraging

Haha... there are always things that come up...

Hmmm... I don't know if that is better or worse, at least they aren't tryin to spend from the same pool of money! But yes, there can't ever be enough equipment!

I've been writing about them on Travelfeed... so, there is a little footprint of places, but I'm waaayyyy behind on that backlog of posting.

Thanks... I need to not put them off... Sadly, no accountant in the family...

Its pretty useful... but much less so after they upped the WOO requirements for Tiers in such a big way...

Thanks, it is a nice addition in this year where it is so much harder to add to teh collection...

Like it???.. LOVE IT!!!

Oooooh.... I didn't know about Tellico... I need to get that for the coins, but also our sheet music library!

Best of luck with that... try lots of them!

Definitely very useful to practice on whilst travelling! Easier than carting around a grand piano...

Someone needs to tell the plants...

Yeah, we have varnished guts as well... but they are a little less responsive and the sound is different with the extra weight... and the feel is too smooth! Yeah yeah... whiny princess...

Oh yes, we visited a store and this was recommended!

Yeah, they are pretty well known for decent quality all around. Perfect for us for this sort of purchase, something good but reliably good... for the main instruments, we are after something else though...

Oooooohhhh... so very close! We already use tablets for travelling music libraries (but not for concerts), and thus have those pedals as well already! Hmmmm... but a wheeled bag, that does sound like a

Ah, it is only for piano practice on modern repertoire... so, she'll never need the harpsichord setting! We'd just cart our own one along with us! Gas spring... hmmm, maybe that might be a good one to

That is right... always packing spares, and especially with gut strings, they can degrade quite quickly given the right climate conditions. ... and the gut strings tend to quite false and unresponsive

Mostly so that past self can screw around with present self and then present self can pass on the screwiness to future self. ... and the string turned out to be really decent! I'm going to reorder that

Haha... yes, I would say that would be the case that there are many grades of beginner bows! Cellists are fewer than violinists... and the ones that we know have already had some interest in Baroque music,