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Hello everyone. I am glad to have found this forum. I hope to be able to train myself master my new best friend. I realize there is a steep learning curve to be as great as most of you are... until then

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thanks allthumbs. I am currently able to devote 2 hrs a day to actual pracitce time. Right now it sounds harsh and hopefully with some luck, it'll sound better

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