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Author: Lelia Loban ★2017
Date: 2010-10-11 12:07
>>Tinkering is an activity best limited to backup horns.
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Well, I agree that *learning* to tinker is best done on backup horns. Once you've learned, tinkering becomes an irresistible addiction, though I think pro repair technicians deserve every cent they charge.
I intended to learn on extra-cheap, expendable, student-quality flea market and yard sale finds. As it happens, my first chosen victim was a vintage H. Bettoney Silva-Bet. I picked up this early 20th century metal clarinet for $20 at a yard sale because I was afraid of damaging a wooden or plastic clarinet and I was under the ignorant impression at the time (1998) that metal clarinets were all worthless. Oops. Luckily, I didn't manage to ruin that good clarinet (I've still got it), though I had to re-do the re-pad twice to get it right!
Lelia
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Re: Oh, the horror: Repadding your clarinet isn't that easy new |
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Lelia Loban |
2010-10-11 12:07 |
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2010-10-11 12:18 |
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