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Author: GMac
Date: 2004-01-28 14:15
Hey someone,
I have not played on a Marigaux before, but I will tell you this...
1) Lorees are expensive. This is true. But also, honestly they are not worth what you pay for them. Maybe if you're a pro and you get them to custom-make one for you then it's good, but I have yet to find a Loree that compares to my Yamaha.
2) I don't know what Yamaha model that your source is talking about, but I can tell you that my Yamaha Custom has had no problems at all! The sounds is way better than any Loree (or Buffet for that matter) oboe that I have tried and it feels way better as well. I have had no 'alignment' problems as far as I know. As well, the Yamaha is only about $5500 which is a damn good deal for an instrument of that calibre.
Hope this helps!
Graham
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