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Author: Willie
Date: 1999-09-26 05:19
I too have some metal clarinets. My favorite is an old silver Elkhart that I restored. Now don't try to play it in your local band unless your director is hard of hearing. Some metal clarinets sound pretty good but most have a bad tone and poor intonation. However I do play mine for a quick practice session and I like it for jazz. Here's a tip. If you decide to clean it up and shine it DON'T USE SILVER DIP! The acids in this stuff will destroy all those little steel springs and they can add up to a big repair bill, probably more than it's worth. Just get a silver polishing rag (usually blue) with no pummice in it at your local band store. Small strips can be cut off to get in under the keys and stuff. Just becareful of those little springs in there.
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Marge |
1999-09-26 00:34 |
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Mark Charette |
1999-09-26 00:41 |
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michael |
1999-09-26 01:04 |
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Marge |
1999-09-26 01:34 |
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Dee |
1999-09-26 05:18 |
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RE: Sorkin Silver Plated Clarinet new |
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Willie |
1999-09-26 05:19 |
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Don Berger |
1999-09-26 18:42 |
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Dee |
1999-09-26 19:40 |
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Don Berger |
1999-09-26 20:16 |
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Mark P. |
1999-09-27 13:34 |
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