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Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 9:35 AM
To: horn@music.memphis.edu
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Re: Mute problem
Graham, et al.,
It's a pleasure to be of assistance. I'm glad you painted your mute. Some
people would be taken aback to find out h
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Dave Weiner
Brass Arts Unlimited
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From: Graham Jarvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: horn@music.memphis.edu
Sent: Fri, 16 Nov 2007 3:51 pm
Subject: [Hornlist] Re: Mute problem
Hi (yet again)
personal record - three postings in one go)
Dave Weiner (Brass Arts Unlimited) w
Hi (yet again)
A personal record - three postings in one go)
Dave Weiner (Brass Arts Unlimited) wrote:
>Ok, here's how to replace those Humes and Berg corks.
I just wanted to report back with news of a successful operation. My good old
H&B has never been so good. Dave's instructions were wonder
Valerie WELLS wrote:
> I wrote earlier about my friend re-corking his old B & H mute. I
> didn't tell you how he attached the corks because I didn't know. I
> played a gig with him last night. He said he used double stick
> adhesive tape to adhere the cork strips to his mute. It's simple,
> ine
I wrote earlier about my friend re-corking his old B & H mute. I didn't
tell you how he attached the corks because I didn't know. I played a gig
with him last night. He said he used double stick adhesive tape to adhere
the cork strips to his mute. It's simple, inexpensive, less messy than gl
Hi
Thanks for all the advice...
A special thank you to Dave Weiner. I'm based in Sweden so getting you to do
the job was never likely to be a realistic option! I'm going to have a go at
replacing the corks with gasket material. I've prepared the way by converting
your fractions of an inch int
subject: [Hornlist] Mute problem
I think this is a problem with out supply and demand economy, that every
thing is getting more specialized, we forgot things such as auto mechanics
80 years ago did not have spare parts, they had to make replacements; even
ball bearings.
Try putting your finge
upgrade.>
I liek my Trumcor mute. It has a fine muted sound in all registers.
However, my friend is still playing on the same H & B mute he bought in the
early 60's. His corks also fell apart. He bought cork at the hardward
store, cut it in strips & glued them to his mute. He had to exper
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