Klarinet Archive - Posting 000311.txt from 2004/08

From: "Film & Music Promotion Management" <FilmPromotion@-----.net>
Subj: RE: [kl] Jupiter Parisienne Series Clarinets, etc.
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 00:34:43 -0400

That's what a local music store would like for you to believe.
Woodwind Brasswind sure doesn't do it that way! They put something
like $300 on your card and get a preauthorization for the full amount
(if you run with the 3 instruments they would charge you of course).
So you can try multiple instruments risk and cost free.
I've heard really great things about the Jupiter Parisienne Series
Wooden Clarinets. Jupiter seems to have taken the R-13 Buffet,
dissected it and created their own line - pretty much like Yamaha has
done often.

David Blumberg

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RE: [kl] Jupiter Parisienne Series Clarinets, etc.
Message-ID: <000301c47815$68a35f00$827e38d4@Notebook>

Possibly in America they all do. But in England Messrs Howarths are
far
more flexible. I had three (or was it four?) Bb clarinets at home with
NONE charged to my card. Just a very few pounds for insurance.

Matthew

Robert Creutz wrote:
What mail-order house or Internet dealer will allow me to send the
two back that I don't like?

Bill Hausman replied:
Actually, I think at least some of them will. Of course, they charge
ALL
THREE to your credit card, and refund the ones you send back, probably
minus a restocking fee if you don't take any.

Bill Hausmann

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