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 ?faulty new cordier trimmer
Author: crampy 
Date:   2009-04-15 03:25

Hi. Would appreciate your expertise with this please.
Just bought a new cordier reed trimmer for Bb clarinet (bought over web) and not sure if it's faulty, as never used one before.
The pin that secures the springy clamp (which fixes the base of the reed to the device) easily falls out. Is this normal? I could glue it in if not.
Thank you :)



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 Re: ?faulty new cordier trimmer
Author: Ryder 
Date:   2009-04-15 04:00

Not normal...go ahead and glue it

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 Re: ?faulty new cordier trimmer
Author: kdk 
Date:   2009-04-15 13:44

Or remove the clamp entirely. I actually took those clamps off my Cordiers years ago and hold the reed with my thumb. It's faster and allows me more control in quickly positioning the reed.

Karl

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 Re: ?faulty new cordier trimmer
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2009-04-16 01:23

Yup, get rid of the holder.

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 Re: ?faulty new cordier trimmer
Author: crampy 
Date:   2009-04-16 08:01

Good advice, thanks. This forum is great.



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