An excellent resource. Many thanks Keith. Toby ... From: Keith Bradbury To: MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July 02, 2004 6:02 AM Subject:...
Hi, I was just going through all the messages ever posted because I'm new in this group. Anyway, I noticed that people were recommending Winslow mouthpiece and...
If you have not seen it yet, take a look at the Files Tools area on the MouthpieceWork Yahoo site. There is a file of supplier contacts. Also a comparison of...
... From: <MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com> To: <MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2004 5:12 AM Subject: [MouthpieceWork] I don't think...
Hi Paul I've got the Winslow kit on order from Woodwind Brasswind. Looks like I'll wait a long time. I'd be interested in a kit (or at least the glass guage)....
Hello, Yes, I would definitely buy it from you too. It's awesome to talk to you guys like Paul and Steve cause I always enjoy your sites. Hiro Paul Coats...
OK, guys, I will be assembling kits, this will not be immediately available, we need to source parts, etc. But I can tell you we will be using Jeff Rosner's...
I'm curious to know what I might be missing (or not missing) by not using a babbit glass gauge. I just use my calipers to measure the distance on a plain flat...
I think the main thing you are missing is speed and conveniance. With a good technique, you probably can get good results with either method. I hold the...
In the last couple of weeks I have found that I prefer using a flat glass rather than the Babbit glass gauge. I put a homemade gauge between the flat glass and...
One thing you can do to make reading more precise is to place the gauge on a mirror and put the glass on top of that. It thus becomes easy to eliminate...
Well the main reason I don't use the Babbit glass is that I don't have one and I get email failure when I try to contact them. I suppose I'm going to have to...
I did a search of our archives on "Glass Gauge" and actually found some good hits. See post 1966. Prices probably are still current. I had better luck...
I was wondering how all of you became so knowledgeable about mouthpieces. Is there any web sites or books to study how the mouthpiece is structured and which...
... For me, whatever I could get my hands on on the subject. Forum discussions. Private Emails among those with knowledge. Trial and error. I started this...
i've owned one for years and like it,but what i need to know are its tip size,length of lay,and if the inside walls are straight(A)type. like i said plays...
Ralph Morgan listed some "specs" of vintage mouthpieces in his March/April 1993 Sax Journal column. I think Paul Coats said this info came from an earlier...
I had a Dick Stabile alto that was very cool...came in the case with a Buescher Big B alto. A friend became enamored of it and I sold it to him as I have...
Where can I buy the material to make bite plates? I've built up an old metal Brilhart Levelair using epoxy putty and it actually feels great with a thin tooth...
At the risk of laboring a point to death, I feel I should again point out that many epoxies contain nasties and are not really meant to come in contact with...
... Where did you get it? Internet info on Dick Stabile places his band in the Blue Room at the Fairmont Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans in the mid 'seventies,...
Maybe I didn't search the archives completely enough (I'm still new to this forum) but all I could find in the archives is workaround substances like epoxy...
In a nutshell: most epoxies contain plasticizers that are also hormone disrupters, such as Bisphenol A. There is a lot of controversy surrounding the whole...
I bought the horn from Jey Clark...the mouthpiece guy, when he was living in Santa Cruz, CA...he's in Berkeley now. The mouthpiece was in the case. ... the ......
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