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4792
I'll be appearing at the IAJE in New York and the NAMM show in Anaheim over the next couple of weeks (along with some dealer appearances) and would very much...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Jan 3, 2007
5:25 am
4793
... clarinet. ... Like some other posters, we use a mouthpiece arbour for clarinet mouthpieces in the shop all the time - for recorking. Since we use a machine...
merlin_williams_toronto
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Jan 5, 2007
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4794
My lovely wife, in an attempt to sterilize her old mpc, decided that a little boiling water was just the thing. The mouthpiece came out very mottled in color...
marisbear
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Jan 6, 2007
3:04 am
4795
Your wife has also probably warped the facing. Hard rubber mouthpieces and heat do not work and play well together. After you have the facing checked, and...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jan 6, 2007
3:22 am
4796
Yes, a lot of substances will do this to hard rubber. You will also get this result from other disinfecting products like hydrogen peroxide and rubbing...
zachfrotton
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Jan 6, 2007
3:32 am
4797
I am an instrument repair tech. I have joined this group and observed ans learned from all of the glorius discussions. If you have the knowledge and ability to...
joe piccolo
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Jan 6, 2007
7:22 pm
4798
Hello all, Apologies as usual if this has been gone over before, but what are your thoughts on cleaning mouthpieces with plain white vinegar? i let the ...
Matthew August Stohrer
abadclichex
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Jan 6, 2007
10:57 pm
4799
Vinegar is acidic, and easily dissolves the white calcified deposits from saliva. Ten to 30 minutes will usually dissolve calcium deposits. This may leave...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jan 6, 2007
11:52 pm
4800
Try using a product called Kaboom, which is available in a big purple spray bottle. Spray it on the mouthpiece and then spray some in a shallow container that...
drsax2vette
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Jan 7, 2007
6:01 am
4801
I lost the little ball-bearing tip for the dial gauge. (It vibrated off and disappeared while I was chamfering a sharp corner on the cut-down framing triangle...
Barry Levine
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Jan 7, 2007
5:38 pm
4802
I don't quite understand what you do with the live center? Could you elaborate, please? jeff ... with ... cork) is ... down ... sand ... band ... fit...
sjrosner
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Jan 7, 2007
8:56 pm
4803
I just want to tell you that I also sendt a question to Vandoren Paris about this mouthpiece, and I have recieved a mail from Mr Laurent Sultan at Vandoren. He...
railwayreed
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Jan 15, 2007
11:49 am
4804
Vandoren's M30 clarinet mouthpiece also has a wide tip rail --supposedly for the same reasons. Bob Phillips...
Bob Phillips
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Jan 15, 2007
5:03 pm
4805
I am on an eternal search for a good rock & roll tenor saxophone mouthpiece....I prefer metal but hard rubber is ok too....The criteria is that it must be...
saxman656
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Jan 15, 2007
6:37 pm
4806
The Runyon Metal Smoothbore Spoiler models are good, reasonably priced, available in a wide range of tip openings, and will project well with a horn section or...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jan 15, 2007
7:18 pm
4807
I used to struggle with this idea as well...that you need a 'special mouthpiece' for R&R. I played Jumbo Javas, Dukoffs, Ponzol, Berg /0, etc...in search of...
sjrosner
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Jan 15, 2007
8:53 pm
4808
... In general, for rock and roll, you are looking for mouthpieces that have high stepped baffles - these play louder and with more edge. Some examples would...
Barry Levine
moeaaron
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Jan 15, 2007
8:53 pm
4809
By way of illustration, regarding baffle modifications: Clarinet baffle inserts by Mojobari: ...
Barry Levine
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Jan 16, 2007
12:06 am
4810
Since I've got some great new models for you to play! <http://www.nationofmusic.com/ecommerce/> The Music Business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Jan 17, 2007
12:56 am
4811
Hi saxman... I know there are on this site Runyon users... and I have only experienced a Quantum 10 spoiler. If you like a rowdy mouthpiece very noisy and full...
Gian Luca Corino
cubismofree
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Jan 18, 2007
11:05 am
4812
I recently picked up an older Brilhart Level-Aire mouthpiece(my first LA)and although I like it I find the height of the odd bite plate to be uncomfortable for...
Alan
cah2nist
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Jan 18, 2007
2:53 pm
4813
You should be able to reshape it with medium coarse files and sandpaper. It will not effect the sound other than from your embouchure being a little more...
Keith Bradbury
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Jan 18, 2007
3:46 pm
4814
I've done just what you describe on those pieces. It doesn't hurt the piece but it may hurt the resale value. I used a file to shape the bite plate so it's...
andy panda
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Jan 18, 2007
3:59 pm
4815
Hi, Everyone! This is my first redo of a Dukoff, so I'd like some input from the group. The piece is marked: Super Power Chamber, Dukoff, Miami, Florida on...
danielmarsteller
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Jan 24, 2007
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4816
... If a client wants it cleaned up, I'll use light grades of sandpaper. 220, 320, 400, then steel wool, then a polishing compound. ... This is cool: I use a...
Keith Bradbury
kwbradbury
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Jan 24, 2007
9:07 pm
4817
The "Silverite" metal is very soft, like solder. It is easy to dent, and just using the glass gauge and feelers will mar the facing. Be aware of that and...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jan 24, 2007
11:04 pm
4818
I find that I frequently need to use some type of magnification when working on mouthpieces. Some hands-free system (as opposed to a hand-held magnifying...
Dan Torosian
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Jan 27, 2007
12:14 am
4819
Uh, Dan, I have to admit.. my eyes aren't what they used to be either. I need more light and yes, some magification. I can't focus as close either. My eyes...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jan 27, 2007
1:11 am
4820
I use a circular flourescent type from Harbor Freight www.harborfreight.com That often goes on sale for $29.99 (reg price is $39.99 I believe) and the light...
drsax2vette
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Jan 27, 2007
2:03 am
4821
Does anyone else use a jewelers eye loupe? They're available in a variety of magnifications, and are hands free, once you get the knack of gripping them in...
Ross Smiith
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Jan 27, 2007
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