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Brush, yes, but not with toothpaste. Most toothpaste has polishing agent
(grit), and you don't want THAT in your valves.
Herb Foster
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Oooops. Typical plucking the words. I never said that clean mouth
teeth will prevent valve wear more than oiling, but it has a lot to do
with sticking valves - I repeat: STICKING VALVES, SLOWING VALVES.
The act of oiling creates a thin film on the bore of the instrument -
so all those food
Hans wrote:
Pack a tooth cleaning
pack into your horn case. This will prevent valve wear in most cases. It
is more important than oiling the horn every week.
and then:
Oooops. Typical plucking the words. I never said that clean mouth
teeth will prevent valve wear more than oiling, but it has
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Hans wrote:
Pack a tooth cleaning
pack into your horn case. This will prevent valve wear in most cases.
It
is more important than oiling the horn every week.
and then:
Oooops. Typical plucking the words. I never said
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Brush, yes, but not with toothpaste. Most toothpaste has polishing agent
Ah, Yes! But will it prevent valve wear OUTSIDE the cases? That's
when my valves wear!
P Mansur
On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 05:41 AM, Graeme Evans wrote:
Hans wrote:
Pack a tooth cleaning
pack into your horn case. This will prevent valve wear in most cases.
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Brush, yes, but not with toothpaste. Most toothpaste has polishing agent
(grit), and you don't want THAT in your
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 3:51 PM
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Ah, Yes! But will it prevent valve wear OUTSIDE the cases? That's
when my valves wear
Of Russ Smiley
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 1:29 AM
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My 2¢:
It has been my experience that leaking valves led more to inefficiency,
less
precise attacks, and (possibly) flatter pitches. I have two very
similar
horns, one with valves less
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subject: [Hornlist] Re: Horn testing
Mark L., Wes and List:
To suggest that Wes did not do well as a performer in the music
business
is NOT at all what the intention of my post was. I apologize, Wes, I
didn't mean for it to sound that way, I know you're a fabulous horn
player; please
said she'd be 'lucky' (fortunate) if both the intonation was
there as well as the ease.
I stand by my 2¢ reply.
Russ
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Spill the cleaning agent with a lot of water, but dont ask me how many
liters.
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Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 11:35 PM
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Mark L., Wes and List:
To suggest that Wes did not do well as a performer in the music business
is NOT at all what the intention of my post was. I apologize, Wes, I
didn't mean for it to sound that way, I know you're a fabulous horn
player; please don't take it that way! I hope I have not
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Dear List,
Whoever tested all those horns as a living in the factory... that's
soo awesome!!! If I never make it in this business, I'll do that, I
will. Oh, and what do they do with the rejects? Do they melt them down
and start all
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