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Old 02-26-2006, 10:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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A Mt. Vernon for under $300!


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You do realize that this is a horn called a Mt. Vernon, not a Mt. Vernon Bach. I've actually had a student with one of these horns. He kept it for about a week before getting a Yamaha 2335.
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You do realize that this is a horn called a Mt. Vernon, not a Mt. Vernon Bach. I've actually had a student with one of these horns. He kept it for about a week before getting a Yamaha 2335.
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I'm sorry -- I just didn't want someone to run out and spend money thinking they were getting a real Mt. Vernon!
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