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That is absolutely right on!  JLH ... From: mahnkentom <mahnkentom@...> Subject: [SaxophoneRepair] Re: Gary Ferree To: SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com ...
John Hill
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Dec 1, 2008
7:35 pm
5630
Danny, I use all the magnets all the time. On saxophones i use the mostly the 1.5" and 2" flat magnets. The rounded face magnets (RAT) come in REALLY handy but...
Curt Altarac
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Dec 2, 2008
2:42 pm
5631
Hi Tom, I heat from all different locations. The idea of pushing the pad "up into the cup" does really just means "further into the cup." -No matter what...
Curt Altarac
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Dec 2, 2008
2:44 pm
5632
Thanks Curt! The more I do, the more I realize how many "right" ways there are to do things. All your info on padding is great and gives me a great "check...
mahnkentom
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Dec 2, 2008
4:48 pm
5633
Tom, Amen on the "If it's not going right or making sense, come back tomorrow." I have to have at least two work benches, usually brass and ww. Not just for...
Jean and Everett
rachelannpurple
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Dec 2, 2008
7:15 pm
5634
Hello again, One saxman of my aquaintance has a Mk. VI alto and a Super 20 tenor that are padded with neoprene pads with metal resos. He says that he has only...
harrycarney2000
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Dec 3, 2008
3:21 pm
5635
... any ... well for ... sometimes. But ... copper ... color, as in ... A few weeks ago I did something similar. I have had a Martin Alto Committee Skylight...
Alan
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Dec 3, 2008
3:21 pm
5636
Alan, OH NO! Were the tone holes detached before you soaked it? Either way, you will have to be good at soldering, especially if many tone holes are detached....
Jean and Everett
rachelannpurple
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Dec 3, 2008
4:51 pm
5637
Gary has had another stroke this past Sunday and is in ICU (still). If you wish to send a card, send it to the Ferree Tool offices and they will get it to him....
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Dec 3, 2008
5:35 pm
5638
Thanks for the info! I'll get a card right out!! Gary has been soooo instrumental in developing tools we use on a daily basis...besides being such a great guy....
Tom Tapscott
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Dec 3, 2008
5:55 pm
5639
Hello friends: (sorry my horrible english idioma) I intented place pads of neoprene in my instruments. Someones run good on sax with resonators. On others with...
silpopaar
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Dec 3, 2008
10:18 pm
5640
While I've several vintage Buescher (and a King or two) saxophones with this feature I've never managed to find an explanation for what the TrueTone hole...
Michael Willis
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Dec 4, 2008
1:01 am
5641
... with ... of a ... springing ... I assume you are talking about the small pad, about 1" diameter, on the left side of the instrument more or less even with...
tenorman1952
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Dec 4, 2008
1:13 am
5642
... pad. ... the ... pad ... that ... Thank you Paul. Yes, that's the tone hole and I'd long ago been told, perhaps in error, that it was called the "TrueTone...
Michael Willis
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Dec 4, 2008
1:50 am
5643
"True Tone" was just the name Buescher called its line of saxophones. And they do, for the most part, play well in tune. Paul...
tenorman1952
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Dec 4, 2008
3:01 am
5644
... Funny to see this after all these years. I got my first *real* horn, a Selmer MKVI alto, when I was in junior high school... er.... 50 years ago or so. My...
Bill L
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Dec 4, 2008
7:19 am
5645
Known as the bastard key downunder... but we are an un couth lot .. Danny Wilson 03 3288141 0274479550 11 foster tce Lyttelton Christchurch 8012 New Zealand ...
Danny Wilson
saxmandanz
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Dec 4, 2008
9:02 am
5646
Since when has UnZed been Down Under? The old Bueschers are the best kept secret in the sax world! God Bless Bootman Richard Booth From:...
bootman
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Dec 4, 2008
10:21 am
5647
The reason this key enjoys the reputation for being difficult to adjust is because it was originally regulated with cork. Replace the cork with Teflon shrink...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Dec 4, 2008
2:00 pm
5648
I had a guitar player friend who could ruin a set of strings in one gig because of his "personal Ph" and also corroded the bridge. Steve- new product for you-...
mahnkentom
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Dec 4, 2008
2:18 pm
5649
... I have a Conn "Chu" that I had done and the tech wedged the pad closed. I asked him why & he told me that it wasn't a necessary pad and that most modern...
David Kulcinski
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Dec 4, 2008
3:13 pm
5650
There's really very little to it.  It must open sufficiently when the right hand middle finger is lifted, and it must close when that finger is pressed.   ...
Paul C.
tenorman1952
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Dec 4, 2008
3:56 pm
5651
the way the mechanism works on most horns, the cork covered bar slides on a bare metal bar. This tends to destroy the cork prematurely. This is why I suggest...
STEVE GOODSON
saxgourmet
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Dec 4, 2008
4:09 pm
5652
My 1929 is my main Alto and I love it, wouldn't trade it for anything; it sounds like Sax! I, too, clamp my forked Eb closed except on my Conn bari and...
John Gordon
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Dec 4, 2008
4:14 pm
5653
Man we are wayerdown under.. and since we broke away and retained our unique flora and fauna ... next thing youll be claiming pavlova ans split enz..... squawk...
Danny Wilson
saxmandanz
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Dec 4, 2008
8:55 pm
5654
Steve, I had a chance to check out a vintage Buescher C-mel rebuilt a couple years back but never played much. As you say the cork is already beginning to show...
Michael Willis
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Dec 5, 2008
1:12 am
5655
I have this vintage sax (possibly 1918 era) and it has had many PC jobs done over the years for previous owners by either the owners themselves or whomever....
wdaleiden
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Dec 5, 2008
1:20 am
5656
You can have Split Enz back and the Pavlova claim is highly contentious! You need to listen to the song which says "I come from a land Down Under", not a small...
bootman
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Dec 5, 2008
2:25 am
5657
I would guess it came with white pads with a stich. I base that on a Holton alto of similar vintage that passed through here in the last year. It also has a...
Jean and Everett
rachelannpurple
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Dec 5, 2008
2:01 pm
5658
Hello alls members: (please, sorry my horrible English idiom.) I am craftman of saxophones and clarinets. Know someone somethig in relation to GETZEN...
silpopaar
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Dec 5, 2008
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