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Author: RAL
Date: 2015-05-20 01:25
I needed a non-wood cheap but decent clarinet for taking it in my business trips. Based out on great advice from this board, I ended up with a Jupiter. However, A TR 147 I did miss got into my mind because of the hard rubber and Ridenour stories...
Then I decided I needed a clarinet for improving my maintenance and repair skills, so "invested" US$ 6,5 in a not so bad looking and playabe as is Amati (I even intend to do nickel replating...).
Then a reasonably and even cheap TR 147 popped up, so I got it...
Is this normal?
Post Edited (2015-05-20 03:18)
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Author: Tony F
Date: 2015-05-20 02:27
You appear to have caught a nasty case of "Clarinet Acquisition Syndrome". Don't worry, it's not fatal, but it can lead to domestic disharmony. Unfortunately its not curable. Welcome to the club.
Tony F.
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Author: MichaelW
Date: 2015-05-20 14:42
In these times of zero return for deposits, so I have to tell my wife every some months, a nice old clarinet is a sensible investment.
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Author: faltpihl ★2017
Date: 2015-05-20 16:32
I've bought 10-20 boxes of various reeds recently, few I'll have use for.
I keep telling myself it's a journey that will pay off when I find the ultimate reed.. One of these days..
Regards
Peter
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Author: clarnibass
Date: 2015-05-20 16:39
Even getting just one clarinet is not normal... which is a part of why it's so good.
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