Author: William
Date: 2008-11-16 15:53
Due to some past commuication with the Brannens, I do not trust their judgement nor their "superior" expertise. They probably do good repair and mechanical adjustment type work, but no better than any local techician who has successfully completed technical school training in instrument repair. It would be best for you to find someone within driving distance so that you can easily take your clarinets back for extra adjustment if something doesn't seem completely "right". As far as I am concerned, my local favorite repairperson, Mary J, can do anything the Brannens can do--and for less expense. Here in Madison, I am not paying for the big bucks name, just good clarinet repair and adjustment--that, BTW, probably lasts just as long (longer??) as that of the Evanston folks.
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