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 looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/NJ
Author: James 
Date:   2000-10-11 06:19

Hello. If anybody can recommend me to a good clarinet repair shop in the NY/NJ area please do so. I want to replace the springs and the pads in the lower joint of my buffet R 13 clarinet. I am looking for the best shop available. Thank you.

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 RE: looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/
Author: Steve Hartman 
Date:   2000-10-11 13:29

I can recommend two excellent clarinet repairmen. I'm sure there are many others, but I don't know them personally. They are (in alphabetical order):
Mark Jacobi (212-391-1315)
Jimmy Yan (212-581-9765)

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 RE: looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/
Author: Steve Hartman 
Date:   2000-10-11 13:47

I've also heard good reports about the repairman at The Woodwind and the Brasswind on W. 23rd St, Manhattan

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 RE: looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/
Author: Ken Shaw 
Date:   2000-10-11 15:55

Mark Jacobi is excellent, but he's so busy that it's very difficult to get an appointment with him. Also, he works slowly, so be prepared to do without the instrument for a while.

Ken Shaw

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 RE: looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/
Author: Larry 
Date:   2000-10-11 16:10

The phone number at Woodwind and Brasswind is: 212-627-7229 or 800-767-5764

Their repairman (Yoshi is his first name, I think) is good, but also very busy like the rest. Especially this time of year when the weather is changing.

Seems like there are much fewer (good) repairmen around these days.

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 RE: looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/
Author: Larry 
Date:   2000-10-11 16:16

With regard to James' question about the "best" repairman, that's a bit subjective. Jimmy Yan takes care of Stanley Drucker's clarinets, if that means anything. It may also mean that he's located closest to Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. (If you go there, look on his wall for a caricature of Steve Hartman)

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 RE: looking for a good clarinet repair shop in NY/
Author: Lee 
Date:   2001-04-01 23:34

Jimmy is my repair man and I have to say he is pretty busy most of the time but belive you me he is the best oh not to mention he has is on lime of mouthpieces and barrels

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