Re: [Hornlist] odd ball mouthpiece

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Re: [Hornlist] odd ball mouthpiece

[Jerry J]

date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 12:15:47 -0600
from: "Leonard & Peggy Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
subject: [Hornlist] odd ball mouthpiece
Any of you use a solid nickel silver mouthpiece?  I have one and it 
makes
life a little easier, there is no plating to wear.  It might have a 
little
more frictional "cling" to it than a plated mouthpiece but not enough 
to
notice.  Its one of those things that I would think would have a large
market share of mouthpieces but I have never seen another one.
I use a Paxman 3B. I believe this whole line is solid nickel silver.
Best,
Jerry in the Woods
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RE: [Hornlist] odd ball mouthpiece

[hans]

Have several of them, Viennese model.  Gottfried von
Freibergs mouthpiece was also of Nickel-Silver, while Karl
Stiegler preferred Sterling-Silver. 

Greetings

Hans

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Any of you use a solid nickel silver mouthpiece?  I have one
and it makes life a little easier, there is no plating to
wear.  It might have a little more frictional "cling" to it
than a plated mouthpiece but not enough to notice.  Its one
of those things that I would think would have a large market
share of mouthpieces but I have never seen another one.

Leonard// Laredo

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