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 String Ligatures
Author: Corey 
Date:   2001-11-07 00:26

Has anyone tried a hand woven string ligature? I was thinking of trying a pyne one. thanks in advance

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Andy 
Date:   2001-11-07 07:14

I got myself a pyne string ligature a few months ago. It has a dark sound and my reed responded excellently with the ligature.

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Joris 
Date:   2001-11-07 07:21

I have one string woven by myself and one I bought from a shop. Apart from the nifty colours you can use if you make them yourself I can't notice any difference

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Kathy 
Date:   2001-11-07 14:26

I have a Pyne ligature that I've used for about
a year and use it with a Greg Smith mp. Works
great for me... A little stretched out but it can
be fixed. Kathy

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Larry Liberson 
Date:   2001-11-07 14:46

Andy mentioned that "I got myself a pyne string ligature a few months ago. It has a dark sound..."

Hmmm....I've never heard a ligature with a dark sound. In fact, the only sound I've ever heard a ligature make is when they've been dropped on the floor.

And that's hardly dark!

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Peter 
Date:   2001-11-07 17:17

Gee, Larry,

Don't give up your day job just yet. Judging from your two postings I've read, you are not quite ready for the comedy circuit.

(I'm being nice so Mark doesn't yell at me!)

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Larry Liberson 
Date:   2001-11-07 20:29

Awwww, Peter.....well....you can't please everybody, I guess (and thank you for being nice...).

I like my day (and night) job -- and, believe it or not, my colleagues think I'm actually somewhat humorous, if not outright funny.....

.....or, come to think of it, maybe they're just laughing at my clarinet playing.....hmmmm.....

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Ken Shaw 
Date:   2001-11-07 20:45

The Pyne string ligature is lovely to look at and easy to put on and take off, but it's close to $50, and string is free.

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Corey 
Date:   2001-11-07 21:30

What about articualtion? Is it easy? Stacatto(sp?) notes? What about the tone quality is it nice,dark and warm? is the sound nice and clear? thanx for all previous posts

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Joris 
Date:   2001-11-08 10:12

WHAT! $50 for a string ligature?!
Those things cost about $1 in Germany

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: donald nicholls 
Date:   2001-11-08 10:49

they cost exactly 6dm in germany last time i looked, but yeah, that's a pretty good improvement on $50 (us$)
donald

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Kathy 
Date:   2001-11-08 13:44

Anyone going to Germany soon??? :)

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 RE: String Ligatures
Author: Ken Shaw 
Date:   2001-11-08 14:05

The cost in Germany is just for a length of string. The Pyne ligature is woven in a complex pattern and (I think) glued together so you slip it on and off as a single piece.

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