, so you will need to find a soundfont that does not adhere to the GM standard and use the appropriate sound from that font. So the answer is. this will probably never be fixed since it's not in the standard, but you can fix it on your system.
Wooden, bamboo, metal, glass and shell wind chimes use pitch 69, name Cabasa, program 0, I don't see them using patch 64.
Would the latter be acceptable for all 5 wind chimes?No that's not right. There is currently an issue that many people have, that incorrectly displays the charge in certain situations. (For example, you charge it to 100%, switch it off, and 1 hour later you have 70% even though you didn't use the switch) 

Other people report that the battery display goes down faster than it should but then remains at 1% for an hour or more. 

What you report sounds like exactly this issue. It might be that your charge was not really 9% but actually higher. 

No quick charge in the world charges 24% in 2 seconds.<filename>build.sh
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It all began with a call from our customer Petra. She was in search of a stunning gift for her husband and called the Personello hotline. We are a Germany based photogift shop with several hundred photo gifts and thousands of beautiful design templates. But this was not enough for our customer Petra. She had her own vision and wanted something really extraordinary.
She told my hotline colleague Lena that an "ordinary" portrait image of her husband would be much too boring. What she had in mind was some kind of fancy vectorized abstraction of his portrait. A design so special that his colleagues would turn their heads and say „Wow! How did you do that!“.
Petra had seen such vectorized portraits in some celebrity magazines and now wanted us to do the same for her husband's portrait. First, Lena was dazzled because we did not offer such a service at all at that time.
This was an eye opener for us. The idea to enhance portrait images is not new but we always thought photo services at that level were not needed for photo gifts. And far too expensive anyway. With new enthusiasm we drafted a plan. The anchor point was the artwork and value we wanted to create for our customers. No matter how complicated the creation would be or how long it would take, we would do it. Also, we did not want any limitation to what is today possible by automatic software and Apps. The customers should be guaranteed to always get the best possible result.
With this principle it became unimportant how long a photostyle takes to be done. Or what tools can be used to create it. Some photostyles are completed in minutes while others may take hours of work. Only the result counts. At Dazz, each photo is taken care of by real world designers so you get the best result. No matter how long that takes.
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Unfortunately, if you really plan on doing some long distance rides, this can be an expensive road to comfort.
My Ultimate Tall boy is tan LEATHER and matches perfectly. I have 70K miles on the seat and it is still comfortable just like day one. I don't like the remote fob for the heated seats so I bought a sheepskin from Alaska leather.
So far my tall boy Ultimate seat is excellent for my tender butt on my 2014 Indian Chieftain. Good luck!
I am a huge Corbin fan. Had one on every bike I have owned. Having said that, for my new 2021 Springfield Classic, I'm giving Astech seat modification a try. They embed a gel pad underneath new, tempur like foam. I really hope it works for me and my wife. If not, it's back to Corbin.
Best seat for me.
I don't own a chieftain, but I do own a Russell day long. I'd agree with you that there are better looking seats. The question, imo, comes down to what are you going to do with it? People refer to a "long" ride, but what is a "long" ride? The definition of long will vary from person to person and from bike to bike. A seat that feels good for 200 miles in a day may not feel good for 300. One that feels good for 300 may not feel good for 400.
I've done 800 mile days on a stock seat.  
 My concern was if I choose to continue onto Boise, another 250 miles, am I going to find gas late at night and if I hit the wall, will there be a place to lay my head. 
Obviously, the seat is only one part of a successful combination for a comfortable ride, but can prove to be integral.
Corbin - Have a corbin on my Vintage and Springfield. Good quality and if you custom order you can get it the way you like. Takes a while to break in. For me, each seat took about 2K miles to feel like it was comfortable. Have run multiple 300+ mile days and never had an issue, but anything longer than that and I get some hot spots on the backside.
Mustang - Had one of the on an old Vic 92C and a Kingpin. Very comfy seats, well made and built to last. Have nothing bad to say about the Mustang.
Russell (RDL) - I have one on my RM as well as my Cross Country.  I have done iron butts, multiple 700+ mile days (many times back to back) and have never had any issue related to seat comfort. When I get a Challenger, I will likely get and RDL for that as well.
In the end, it matters how you ride and what your tendencies are. When I am on a day-trip (usually less than 400 miles) the Corbins work really well for me. For my long distance touring, the RDL saddles on my RM or CC are the only way to go. And living in MN, it's basically 1K miles plus to get anywhere of real interest, so that means a lot of "utility" riding days where it's slab to get to the good spots and the RDL makes that a little more bearable.
I have the corbin dual touring on my Springfield. I absolutely love it. It does actually set you back and up a little bit, so it changes the dynamic of the bike, but after a couple hundred miles, it felt good. After 1K miles, it is fantastic.
Thanks Everyone! To be honest I don’t think I’ll ever see much more then 300- 400 miles in one day unless I’m on a plane. We usually take a 7-10 day ride around the Colorado, Arizona, Utah and Wyoming area. After a day or two I’m hurting and looking for different positions to sit. In the past few years we rented bikes out there but this year I’m sending my prize bike to reside in Monte Vista Co for a few years. I see Ledzepdad said his Ultimate is leather. I must have missed that option as what I read stated they use vinyl. I will look into that as they do have a good reputation.
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