I dunno Alex - it doesn't take very long for a bari to pull you in. He may be past the point of no return even as we speak. It only took about 2 or 3 hours...
Life will never be the same. I guess Tim has figured out what health benefits that rattling low A provide. Nothing like a mega-vibrating low A to get things...
I know that isopropyl alcohol dries out leather, but i've been doing this an average once a month to all my saxophones for over 15 years. My repad time...
All i do is wipe down the horn when i'm done playing with a damp terry cloth then a dry terry cloth.. I use Extend A Finish Chandelier cleaner from Lowe's...
I believe the pads are French Chamu' pads with metal resonators. I only spend about 3-500 dollars on my repads for my saxophones. That's not that much money. I...
Sure beats the crap outta Metamucil, huh? <pardon the pun> nyuk nyuk nyuk Jack a.k.a. Curly ... health benefits that rattling low A provide. Nothing like a...
I honestly hate the keyclamps. I something else i had a long conversation w/ some techs friends over. The general agreement among the guys I trust and aren't...
There's probably a lot of different opinions on the subject of key clamps but my own personal feelings on them is simple: I wouldn't own a set of them. When...
Hello again!, My favorite sax to play is the Bari! Were else are you allowed to make obscene noises in public and get adulation and money too? My brother, a...
Harry, "Were else are you allowed to make obscene noises in public and get adulation and money too Long live Jimi Hendrix!!! DEFFINATLY not the best guitarist,...
Normally I'm a Rico plasticoate proponent,but last night used a fibercell reed with my new Rousseau jazz metal mouthpiece.The sound was cutting above the...
... From: Greg Williamson To: cannonballsaxophones@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 9:21 AM Subject: reed Normally I'm a Rico plasticoate...
Hi folks, Been awhile since I've posted to the group. School is crazy busy for me. Just got an e-mail from Steve Goodson, with pics of the restored Selmer!...
That's not off topic! It's a sax ain't it? :) That's great news. Be sure and send us some pics! I'd love to be a mouse in the woodwork and see Trim's face...
Greg - what are you playing those reeds on - a tenor? How do the prices compare to PlastiCovers? Are you getting as good of mileage out of them? I may grab...
I don't know if any of you other guys in here watch 'JAG' or not but Tim's type just about fractured me. Naval aviators refer to their backside as their 'six'...
Not sure if what I've researched is correct, but here it is: Serial No: 17251 3 Selmer Mark VI Cigar cutter model? 1932 Originally owned by Tex Beneke of the...
... Mine came kind of a dull brass color. It was kind of dirty--lots of spots on the bell. I cleaned it with some brass cleaner and the bell became very shiny....
Awesome pics! Thanks for sharing. Looks like a new axe - they did a killer job on it. I bet Trim almost cried, huh? I know I probably would have. Jack...
Jeibelle, You're sorta right... If the serial number is 17251. then it probably is a cigar cutter, which predates the mark VI by quite a few years... Mark VI...
I should have looked at the pictures first... That is most definately a Mark VI, from probably 1968-1970. I don't have my Selmer serial number list in front...
my mad meg was dull but clean looking when i opened the case for the first time. what i like about the mad meg, there is actually more metal than other...
I just wanted to inform everyone about these new reads. After trying them on my tenor and alto saxophones, i'll never go back to la voz again! These reads have...
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