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RGood · 05-12-2008, 08:37 PM

Marc -

The Severinsen was a relatively big bore open blowing horn when it was originally designed and released. Supposed to be especially good for the high notes (Doc's specialty). As to "slotting" - I take that it means that when you go to hit the notes - you don't miss with that horn - the notes hit the "slot".

As to the weather similarities - hear you need some rain - we go through some dry spells too - but yours sounds a bit frightening. Hope things improve. Meanwhile - we just dodge tornadoes and hail.....

Regards,

Bob

05-12-2008, 08:37 PM	#5 (permalink)
RGood Pianissimo User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Deep in the heart of TX Posts: 116	Re: Marc, Adelaide South Australia Marc - The Severinsen was a relatively big bore open blowing horn when it was originally designed and released. Supposed to be especially good for the high notes (Doc's specialty). As to "slotting" - I take that it means that when you go to hit the notes - you don't miss with that horn - the notes hit the "slot". As to the weather similarities - hear you need some rain - we go through some dry spells too - but yours sounds a bit frightening. Hope things improve. Meanwhile - we just dodge tornadoes and hail..... Regards, Bob __________________ Kanstul 1525 Flugel Yamaha Bobby Shew 6310Z Flugel 1967 Getzen Eterna (my 2nd - still going strong after all these years) 1961 Olds Ambassador (my 1st...battered, bruised, & passed around but back home)