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| Piano User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Toronto Canada
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![]() | Manny, You talk to Dave about the Blackburn? Dear Manny I was wondering if you had a chance to talk to Dave Monette about replicating that Blackburn trumpet for you? Please let us know as we'd be all ears to know
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| Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA
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![]() | Sadly, I had to scrap the project as I have found out that Dr. Molarian Courley's heirs had the one and only block of the polymer for Dimitrius Blackburn's trumpet buried with him. They had to build an astonishing stainless steel coffin as it's weight was too much for standard wood coffins. NASA has destroyed the formula. What they didn't know was that I have a chip off the old block from which I will fashion a mouthpiece. All in due time... ML |
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