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Author: GoodWinds ★2017
Date: 2009-02-18 07:21
I've done well with usedoboes.com. Marti's honest and the prices seem about right. Don't scratch off such sites as Miller Marketing (bassoon specialists, but they consign other double reed instruments).
I agree with DON"T BUY AN OBOE YOU HAVEN"T PLAYED.
Best advice. Get what will work for you.
Today I tried a 'modified conservatory' MCW oboe, was impressed. Just TAKE YOUR TIME and know (more or less) What you Want.
happy playing!!
GoodWinds
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