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4765
Steve, do you recommend the liquid or the paste? I have some corroded nickel myself.......
mahnkentom
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Jul 2, 2008
1:18 pm
4766
I don't normally try to hawk my wares on these sites, unless specifically asked, but we have two exceptionally fine SML alto's for sale. These are New Old...
tenorman1952
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Jul 3, 2008
10:49 pm
4767
I have a SML Gold Medal alto with Music Medic Roo pads and plastic resos.It is an amazing sounding axe! Can`t figure out why a Super 20 or Mark VI commands...
John Hill
marge2sons
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Jul 4, 2008
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4768
http://www.bobackermansaxophones.com/archives.php?id=1003...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Jul 6, 2008
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4769
I still feel that good resonators are a must, whether playing classical or R&B horn section. The bigger the better. Why? Because the instrument is more...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jul 6, 2008
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4770
I still feel that good resonators are a must, whether playing classical or R&B horn section. The bigger the better. Why? Because the instrument is more...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jul 6, 2008
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4771
I still feel that good resonators are a must, whether playing classical or R&B horn section. The bigger the better. Why? Because the instrument is more...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jul 6, 2008
3:53 pm
4772
I have to agree with some points and disagree with others as unfortunately there is still plenty of mythology to contend with. First of all, the resonators...
drsax2vette
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Jul 6, 2008
6:00 pm
4773
I have a lot to say about all this, but I'm very busy today working on my new website. I'll respond later. I MUST say that the Buescher "parabola" is a total...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Jul 6, 2008
6:29 pm
4774
Yeah, I have to say kinda thought the whole parabola thing was a bunch of crap too but I keep hearing about it from FSU students who bring their old Bueschers...
drsax2vette
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Jul 6, 2008
7:08 pm
4775
It just ain't so............I think myth got started with the Jaap Kool book, which is largely fantasy.... _____ From: SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com ...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Jul 6, 2008
8:15 pm
4776
After a quick read of this article, I find that many of the points Bob Ackerman makes ring true with my own personal findings using these vintage saxes. I am a...
bootman
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Jul 7, 2008
1:42 am
4777
A Martin tenor is a very stable free blowing sax best suited to fast ... that Low Bb ... which makes ... (series I ... supposed ... meaning ... I have ... me...
drsax2vette
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Jul 7, 2008
2:36 am
4778
On vintage sopranos,I have never heard anything quite like a 1924 silver straight Martin I recently aquired.I used a metal Ponzol M1 and it plays hugh and...
John Hill
marge2sons
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Jul 7, 2008
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4779
There are so many new horns that have copied and surpassed the Mark VI  keyboard that sooner or later the Mark VI giant may find it`s David! ... From:...
John Hill
marge2sons
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Jul 7, 2008
4:21 am
4780
I have never found the articulated C# to be an issue, articulated G# yes which the series I aristocrat and Martins have. I find that the loose feeling of the...
bootman
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Jul 7, 2008
7:59 am
4781
The VI was state of the art in its day......but technology has advanced. We've learned a lot more about what goes on inside the horn, and players have begun to...
STEVE GOODSON
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Jul 7, 2008
12:51 pm
4782
Truer words were never spoken! AMEN ... From: STEVE GOODSON <saxgourmet@...> Subject: RE: [SaxophoneRepair] Re: Your thoughts? Article by Bob Ackerman To:...
John Hill
marge2sons
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Jul 7, 2008
1:07 pm
4783
I prefer not having the hinge on the low B flat with the G# being articulated like the Yanagisawa 901 curved soprano.Very nice layout and when you play a low...
John Hill
marge2sons
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Jul 7, 2008
1:11 pm
4784
I studied bassoon at conservatory. If you know the bassoon as a player, you know it has very difficult keywork. My bassoon teacher was Sandy Sharoff. If you...
Ken Fink
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Jul 7, 2008
1:54 pm
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________________________________ From: SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ken Fink Sent: Monday, July 07,...
Karsten J. Chikuri
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Jul 7, 2008
2:26 pm
4786
The finger grease does help your finger to slide easier but doesn't help the fact that the key spatula is located very close to the hinge point and requires a...
drsax2vette
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Jul 7, 2008
8:39 pm
4787
Have you looked at the price tag of a low serial Mark VI lately.That should give you an indication of why some are turned off with the Mark VI. ... From:...
John Hill
marge2sons
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Jul 7, 2008
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4788
Well, you get what you pay for! :-) Seriously though, some of the 6 digit horns have a great sound and you can get them for a reasonable price. I admit that...
drsax2vette
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Jul 7, 2008
10:27 pm
4789
I am not trying to be hostile, just posting an alternate point of view that is often overlooked. I have spent far too much time playing clarinet and there is...
bootman
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Jul 7, 2008
11:28 pm
4790
I don't have anything against the Mark VI, or any Selmer horns for that matter, personally.... In fact, I've played a variety of Selmer horns (Soprano, Alto...
Karsten J. Chikuri
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Jul 7, 2008
11:41 pm
4791
They command such a ridiculous price because unlike guitar players, your average sax players are not "into" saxes, they just want to play. After all, they...
Ken Fink
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Jul 8, 2008
1:01 am
4792
"The corollary to this is most sax players don’t realize that the horns have advanced so much in the last bunch of years" You can say THAT again! I have to...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Jul 8, 2008
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4793
I agree with you. Again, coming from a more technically difficult instrument - bassoon - I have found that I can get used to and play any instrument I take the...
Ken Fink
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Jul 8, 2008
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4794
Indeed, snobbery has a lot to do with it. I see a lot of that in Miami although at FIU, Gary Campbell is pretty good about promoting other horns, mainly the...
drsax2vette
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Jul 8, 2008
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