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bach_again
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Jerry
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I can confirm that Dillon Music in New Jersey and Chuck Levin Washington Music in Maryland have a huge stock. I have also found that Dillon Music's actual prices are lower than what they advertise on their website.
I've also been treated extremely well in both of these stores.
If you find yourself on the east coast, I would want to go to these two stores. |
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cheiden
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| kchaiet wrote: | | ...today she mentioned that she had always enjoyed playing the mellophone in the pep band and liked the "blow" of a mellophone as opposed to her 37. |
By curious coincidence I have a 15 year oboe-playing old daughter who doubles on mellophone (weird, right?). She's only recently started playing some trumpet but she seems to really like it. She's currently rocking an old Ambassador we got from a family member. I've already starting talking to the wife about a trip to The Mighty Quinn for her too. Then again her band teacher is leaning on her to play the French horn.
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