Word of mouth goes pretty far in our circles, seems reasonable that this would
get out too?
Chris
--- Carlberg Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 9:31 AM -0800 3/30/04, Chris Tedesco wrote:
> >In all seriousness, I bet most of us never heard of "factory dust" or
> lapping
> >compound in new hor
In a message dated 30/03/2004 19:26:07 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> Bill Bamberg wondered
>
> Has anyone out there gotten a new horn
> they were happy with?
I've had two Alex 103's and been delighted with both. I used the first for
15 years and have had the second for longe
Chris Tedesco asks:
<< In all seriousness, I bet most of us never heard of "factory dust" or
lapping compound in new horns until the recent hornlist posts. If it were really a
problem, wouldn't it have been brought to the general horn-public's attention
much earlier? >>
I had some time to thi
At 9:31 AM -0800 3/30/04, Chris Tedesco wrote:
>In all seriousness, I bet most of us never heard of "factory dust" or lapping
>compound in new horns until the recent hornlist posts. If it were really a
>problem, wouldn't it have been brought to the general horn-public's attention
>much earlier?
H
Bill Bamberg wondered
Has anyone out there gotten a new horn
they were happy with?
*
Yes. I bought a Paxman Cor d'Orchestra 18
years ago, and the valves have never given
me the slightest problem. And the high C
crook is perfect for my garden hose.
Gotta go,
Cabbage
_
In all seriousness, I bet most of us never heard of "factory dust" or lapping
compound in new horns until the recent hornlist posts. If it were really a
problem, wouldn't it have been brought to the general horn-public's attention
much earlier?
Chris
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> Bill Bamberg
At 10:29 PM 3/29/2004, you wrote:
Bill Bamberg writes:
> Has anyone out there gotten a new horn they were happy with?
I purchased a new Paxman 20M from Bob Osmun back in 1986, and
never had any problems with it.
It's has plenty of problems with me, though. :-)
Prior to that, I owned a Holton 179,
Bill Bamberg writes:
> Has anyone out there gotten a new horn they were happy with?
I have to agree with Kendall, I have played one horn since 1988 and she also
bears the LAWSON logo. The horn is starting to show some wear, but she
plays like she did when she was new and the valves still move lik
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Subject: [Hornlist] Re: Factory defects, and something you can do about it
Bill Bamberg writes:
Has anyone out there gotten a new horn they were happy with?
Yes. 7 to be exact over a 24 year period. All are engraved L
Thanks, Kendall. I hope the arm is improving. I go to the VA hospital
tomorrow to see if they can fix my knee. We both have to keep trying, right?
Walter
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Bill Bamberg writes:
Has anyone out there gotten a new horn they were happy with?
Yes. 7 to be exact over a 24 year period. All are engraved LAWSON, USA.
Kendall Betts
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