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fuzzyjon79
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Now that's a face/bell that only a mother could love.....I guess that means it has no father... or is it mother? LOL Sometimes I wonder about these seller people on Ebay.
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"highest SHILL level" and "please do hesitate to Email me."
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ARB
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What the @#$%^??????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| In high school i did a project for science class that looked alot like that, but it was two trumpets conected by copper tubes with 6 valves. |
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BeboppinFool
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Thank of the looks and or laughs you would get every time someone saw it for the first time.
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No thinks, I thank I'll pass on this one.
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HorneyMikey
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It looks like something Granny Clampett would have attached to her Still.........
Hmm.....I have a lot of old trumpet parts in my basement.......
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Hmm.....I have a lot of old trumpet parts in my basement...
OK, so can you make a still from them? I think I'd need that before I played this one...
Is that two mouthpieces I see? Can you do duets with a friend on the one horn? |
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drunkiq
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it looks like he made two single valed horns in two differnt keys and soldered them together....
he must have needed two differnt keyed horns like this for what ever he was playing them for and only wanted to carry around a horn that does not look like it will fit in any bag... id10t....
-marc
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