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 Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: ereveal 
Date:   2004-09-13 20:55

Does anyone know of a maker who could (or does) produce a lightweight double case for Rossi clarinets?

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: Ben 
Date:   2004-09-14 19:00

I think Rossi makes one himself. Try emailing him.

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: LeOpus1190s 
Date:   2004-09-15 03:51

Ben -

Perhaps person looking for a lightweight double doesn't like the case supplied with his/her clarinets.

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: javier garcia m 
Date:   2004-09-15 20:03

Mine (delivered by Rossi in 1995) is very unconfortable and heavy. The one piece body clarinet impose hard restrictions on the case's dimensions.

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: RAMman 
Date:   2004-09-15 23:23

I have seen....but I imagine it would be a special job as it belongs to Howard Klug...a wiseman 'tube' case jigged to take Rossi clarinets.

It was a quadruple case...but in the end only took bass (with a Rossi bell), A and B flat with plenty of storage. Heavy but practical.



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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: Bradley Wong 
Date:   2004-09-16 01:13

The French company Orly makes an excellent lightweight double case. I think I ordered mine directly from Luis Rossi. Feel free to contact me if you have any other questions.

Brad Wong
Western Michigan University

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: CJB 
Date:   2004-09-16 16:52

I'm sure you'd be able to get a Wiseman case to fit a pair of Rossis*, after talking to Howard before I bought my tripple case I got the impression he's happy to adjust the designs as needed. However, I doubt it would count as a lightweight option. I find mine really practical and a lot easier to carry than either my single bass case or the collection of cases I used to carry however the weight does becomes an issue if a long walk is required.

*what is the plural of Rossi?

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: Todd W. 
Date:   2004-09-16 17:11

"*what is the plural of Rossi?"

Rossini? [wink]



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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: GBK 
Date:   2004-09-16 20:03

Todd W. wrote:

> "*what is the plural of Rossi?"



Rossi is the plural.

The singular is Rossus.

Follows the same rule as colossus / colossi ... GBK



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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: Todd W. 
Date:   2004-09-17 22:40

A certain musician in Chile
Must find all this word play quite see-lay.
With his name we are foolin'.
For his horns we are droolin'.
Better end this without any dee-lay.

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 Re: Rossi Clarinet Case
Author: Jamietalbot 
Date:   2004-09-19 06:56

Paxmans of London make any case to order.I,ve got one for clarinet,flute & picc.They,re really well made-the cases,that is.

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