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i just purchased a Fiddlerman bow. When tightened, the hair on the outside edge is a little looser than on the inside edge. I was wondering if the bow was haired this way on purpose? I know a lot of people tend to roll the bow towards themselves when playing. I like the bow, but I'm not sure if our teacher is going to be happy with the hair like this. Thank you ?
There are times when heat and humidity can play havok with hair. I have had your situation with a new bow and it cured itself within a couple of days. There are measures to take to tighten hair involving heat, but I would rather not get into that yet. If its not better in a couple of days give Mike or Pierre a call. I know they will fix it.
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Hey laundrycrisis,
Send some pictures at support@fiddlershop.com
If you got a poorly haired bow, we'll send you a new one of course.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
PS. let me know when you send them so that I can personally take care of it.
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Thank you - I just emailed those in.
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I just checked the email and saw that John had replied. I didn't realize it was an Amazon purchase. Just do the exchange through Amazon and if you get another one which is similar, contact me and I'll hand pick a bow for you. It shouldn't happen again but they are haired by hand and quickly at that. 
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