Klarinet Archive - Posting 000170.txt from 2004/08
From: X-MailScanner-raycraft@-----.com Subj: [kl] green dirt magnet...was, Material influence on sound Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2004 11:36:32 -0400
Dee D. Flint wrote,
> Store it in its closed case when it is not in use and it may
> never turn green. Store it on a peg in a well lit room and it
> may turn green (or brown) within a few years.
Okay, so mine is stored in it's case, inside a case cover, in
a closet where the temperature stays fairly moderate.
I play it maybe once a week.
How about this "electrically charged" thing Richard Bush mentioned
awhile back? Is my clarinet going to become a dirt magnet right
away, or would that depend on certain circumstances also?
Like if I comb my hair with it too often? ;-)
(Sorry Richard, I love ya but I couldn't help it.) But seriously,
how does this happen, and how long would it take? Or is it just
something that happens more on some horns than others,
depending on......?
Sue
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