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| Forte User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Newburgh, Indiana
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![]() | Don't let a case stop you from buying a horn you like! My current horn I never use the case it came in. It is nicely stored. (I love my Altieri bag). When and if I ever sell my horm, (more likely when since I am a dealer and by occupation need to try different horns) I will have a nice, perfect case to sell with it -- a big plus! Buy a combo case you like and then store the new case. That way when the super duper double fantastico rich and mellow Sweetness Flugel comes out in a few years, you will have a case to put your horn in to sell it to buy something else (or for someone to inherit when you go to the big band in the sky). Jim
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