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3519
Hi. I am very glad to have got the reply from the members! To kicbal: thank you for your warm message. My friend and the member of a bigband I join said "It`s...
wacky4groove
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Oct 4, 2004
12:44 am
3520
Hello, I guess I join you guys too in being owners of cannonball instruments. I just made a down payment yesterday on a cannonball big bell tenor. As you can...
shanniecej
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Oct 6, 2004
3:56 pm
3521
It shouldn't. Take it back to the dealer and get it adjusted to your satisfaction--hopefully, while you wait and can try it when it's finished. And welcome to...
Leslie Hoy
jazzbarigirl
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Oct 6, 2004
8:16 pm
3522
since the g# key remains closed when the instrument isn't in use, the key sometimes gets sticky from spit, especially if you've been drinking soda or eating...
Ericsons
oncemarkvi
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Oct 6, 2004
8:22 pm
3523
I bought my Cannonball tenor used and it had a sticky G# key also but I was able to fix it. First thing I noticed is that the spring had slipped off the peg...
goldun
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Oct 7, 2004
12:50 am
3524
i fold a dollar bill and keep it under the pad when i put the horn away. it absorbs moisture that causes sticking and i know i always have a dollar stashed...
Ericsons
oncemarkvi
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Oct 7, 2004
2:48 am
3525
A sticky G# is always a problem with saxes. The Keilwerth and maybe the Steve Goodson line of Unisons are the only ones that I know of making a G# that is not...
gtoldies
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Oct 7, 2004
2:58 am
3526
a small amount of cornstarch (probably an ingredient in gig dust) will do the trick also. put a little on a paper towel and close the key on the paper. a...
Ericsons
oncemarkvi
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Oct 7, 2004
11:16 am
3527
Yamaha makes (or used to make) powder paper. I bought a couple of packages of it on a clearance table at a music store and it quickly remedies the stuck G#....
Bryan Lloyd
brylloyd70
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Oct 7, 2004
12:58 pm
3528
I prefer to use a $5 or $10, because a single dollar don't buy jack these days. Plus in an emergency some one will be much more inclined to take a spit soaked...
kicbal
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Oct 7, 2004
4:40 pm
3529
Aircheck - n. A recording television or radio performance. When you get a chance, make sure to check out the "air-check" of Dizzy and the Bird. Apple, The...
super20_75
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Oct 7, 2004
5:29 pm
3530
The "something" about a dollar bill that works is the fact that it's made only partly of paper and mostly of cloth. This is the same reason that you can find...
Mr Chris Bussell
saxman1919
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Oct 8, 2004
3:13 am
3531
Hello again!, Being a Lazy Cat, I used to put a business card under the low C# pad when I put the horm away. It opens the G# key and it will "air out". To the...
harrycarney2000
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Oct 8, 2004
12:29 pm
3532
Hello, Lesile, I got the T SAX with the entire horn in black nickel finish. To my dollar bill folks! Do I need to soak the dollar or just insert the dollar...
Sha-nniece James
shanniecej
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Oct 8, 2004
2:34 pm
3533
I have been disappointed in the past with a 1998 CB tenor that I bought for my son and my daughter's 'ice' alto. They both refused to play my tweaked out...
sjrosner
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Oct 8, 2004
11:30 pm
3534
I use little pieces of an old linen sheet for sticky keys on all my horns...it's stiff enough to just slide in and does a killer job of stopping keys from...
sjrosner
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Oct 8, 2004
11:34 pm
3535
You absolutely DON'T want to use baby powder or anything that contains talc around your saxophone...this is a very hard grit and gets in mechanisms and causes...
sjrosner
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Oct 8, 2004
11:38 pm
3536
I just bought a 'previously owned' CB Big Bell curved soprano. The case only has only two latches and these are opened with the slightest pull on them; I am...
sjrosner
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Oct 11, 2004
4:51 am
3537
I bought a new curved soprano last year so my latches are still stiff enough to stay shut. You might try (careful) bending part of the latch mechanism so it's...
Bryan Lloyd
brylloyd70
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Oct 11, 2004
1:05 pm
3538
I have the opposite problem with my BB curved sop. The case latches are so stiff I can hardly open it. As for after market cases, my sax teacher played an old ...
Mr Chris Bussell
saxman1919
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Oct 12, 2004
1:15 am
3539
hey guys, i just got my new raven alto like 3 weeks ago and its awesome. the sax is great, but im trying to find a good case that is a little easier to carry...
T.J.
theviet99
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Oct 14, 2004
2:06 am
3540
Cannonball has some very good cases similar to the Protecs. With a lot of storage. I have one. Check their web site. ... From: T.J. To:...
Alan.Lund
adlundr9
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Oct 14, 2004
6:05 am
3541
Hi: I considering picking up a Cannonball Alto to double on but wanted to know if anyone had an opinion within the Meyer MP's which chamber works best with the...
rmwilliams54
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Oct 14, 2004
3:36 pm
3542
I'm the dad of a talented kid who enjoys his Big Bell tenor very much. We bought it after trying many different brands and models. It just blew away the...
schwamb1
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Oct 14, 2004
9:24 pm
3543
I had a very beat up case for my bari. I looked at all the case available out there. After a lot of shopping, I decided to try a Protec. I had been VERY...
gtoldies
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Oct 15, 2004
3:53 am
3544
...except for the horns that I sell (LOL...there are other reputable techs who sell horns), it is hard to expect to get a horn off eBay that doesn't need some...
sjrosner
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Oct 15, 2004
6:33 am
3545
So sorry to hear of your horror story. It's inexcusable, IMHO, for anybody to ship a horn that's not in a well-fitting case, then properly boxed. If your tech...
jeribelle2000
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Oct 16, 2004
1:52 pm
3546
Thanks for your input so far. I just hope my naive and stupid purchase prevents someone else from going through a similar situation. On the other hand, I think...
schwamb1
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Oct 16, 2004
4:10 pm
3547
If you have not already, make sure you contact ebay on this. I've heard, since their business depends on it, that they take this kind of action seriously. ......
Alan.Lund
adlundr9
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Oct 16, 2004
5:51 pm
3548
... these days. Plus in ... soaked $10 from ... sax. That did the ... <shanniecej@y...> ... cannonball ... it! ... S1-BL Black Nickel Soprano in two weeks, and...
dufaith
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Oct 18, 2004
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