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 Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: bcl1dso 
Date:   2007-07-19 15:47

As of today the price for an M30 or M15 is $120 as WWBW. Last week the price was $60 at WWBW. It could just be me but I doubt Vandoren has done anything extraordinary in the past week to justify doubling the price. I was planning on going down to WWBW next week to play some and get one to hold me over till I have money for a Behn mouthpiece, however i really do not think they are worth $120. Any thoughts as to why the price would double?

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 Re: Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: mnorswor 
Date:   2007-07-19 16:01

Wait for a response from Scott Kurzweil. I just called him and alerted him to this fact and he's looking into things. It could end up being an error on their site.



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 Re: Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: scott kurtzweil 
Date:   2007-07-19 16:05

Thanks Michael for the heads-up. Vandoren hasn't raised prices on this mouthpiece. Apparently we had some bad data get onto the site. The sale price is still $69.95. I should have the real price up on the site in the next 15 minutes (if the IT gods are willing).

Best

Scott Kurtzweil

Scott Kurtzweil
Kurtzweil Musical LLC
www.kurtzweilmusical.com
269-340-9013
scott@kurtzweilmusical.com





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 Re: Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: pewd 
Date:   2007-07-19 16:08

ouch.

at the moment, M15's are still $70 at weinermusic, and $65 at prowinds

- Paul Dods
Dallas, Texas

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 Re: Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: scott kurtzweil 
Date:   2007-07-19 16:42

OK - I believe the proper pricing is up on the site again. Sorry to have caused any panic (even if the panic only resided within me). Thanks again to Michael for the call. I appreciate the warning as I hadn't checked the board yet today.

If you're really planning to come to South Bend to try some pieces, please give me a call before you come down. I've been experimenting with re-working M13 mouthpieces and I would love to get some more feedback on it.

- Scott

Scott Kurtzweil
Kurtzweil Musical LLC
www.kurtzweilmusical.com
269-340-9013
scott@kurtzweilmusical.com





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 Re: Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: pewd 
Date:   2007-07-19 17:26

that was quick, thanks scott

what do you mean by 're-working' ?

- Paul Dods
Dallas, Texas

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 Re: Vandoren M30 and M15
Author: scott kurtzweil 
Date:   2007-07-20 20:25

Hi Paul,

I have been opening the top of the facing curve to make it respond better for me and to open up the sound a bit. I've also been slightly scooping the baffle and chamber to darken the tone quality slightly. Its basically the same mouthpiece that Jerry Hall and I did for the WWBW that Hans Zinner was making.

I've been looking for a good blank so I can produce my own mouthpiece as well as Jerry's JC2 (I regret I haven't got the funds to have my own core made). The Vandoren M13 is the closest to the baffle and chamber that I want so it requires less hand work from me. I've got about five of my students or former students playing on these now and they seem to be having good success with it.

Best - Scott

Scott Kurtzweil
Kurtzweil Musical LLC
www.kurtzweilmusical.com
269-340-9013
scott@kurtzweilmusical.com





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