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Soontir2432
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 Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2004 5:17 pm Post subject: Dolly Bags Valve Guard and dull finish on valve casings. |
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Ok, there have been mostly threads about their gig bags and mpc pouches but what about their valve guard?
Is it comparable to the Leather Specialties valve guard?
I'm thinking about getting one, so I don't have to worry about wiping the horn much. When I'm in class, I usually don't have time or forget (more like the latter) to wipe down the horn and now the valve casings and slide sections on my nickel plated Holton have become dulled and not shining like the rest of the trumpet. Do I need a cream or do I just have to keep wiping it for awhile?
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Slidebone
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| Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2004 9:14 pm Post subject: Re: Dolly Bags Valve Guard and dull finish on valve casings. |
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| Soontir2432 wrote: | Ok, there have been mostly threads about their gig bags and mpc pouches but what about their valve guard?
Is it comparable to the Leather Specialties valve guard?
I'm thinking about getting one, so I don't have to worry about wiping the horn much. When I'm in class, I usually don't have time or forget (more like the latter) to wipe down the horn and now the valve casings and slide sections on my nickel plated Holton have become dulled and not shining like the rest of the trumpet. Do I need a cream or do I just have to keep wiping it for awhile? |
Opt for a Leather Specialties Guard at SlideBone.com
Larry Black 2nd Tpt Atlanta Symphony (retired) has designed the best leather guards for trumpets.
Larry is a professional player and knows !!!!!!!!!! |
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Soontir2432
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| Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2004 9:45 pm Post subject: Re: Dolly Bags Valve Guard and dull finish on valve casings. |
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| Slidebone wrote: | | Larry Black 2nd Tpt Atlanta Symphony (retired) has designed the best leather guards for trumpets. Larry is a professional player and knows !!!!!!!!!! |
I don't need an appeal to authority. I need to know how and why. Thanks.
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