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03-03-2007, 03:07 PM
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Join Date: May 2004
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 | New 1935 Vocabell I just added an eBay 1935 Vocabell to my list of horns. I am hoping for the best but I haven't touched it yet. eBay Vocabell Always good to meet like souls. Last edited by conn53victor : 03-03-2007 at 03:28 PM. |
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__________________ Jim Calkins IA City trumpets 1935 Conn Vocabell 40B ~1950 Martin Indiana 1965 Connstellation cornets 1950 Ambassador 1917 Holton New Proportion 1985 Yamaha 602 Shepherd's Crook King Master 1917 Conn Valve Trombone | |
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03-03-2007, 06:30 PM
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Metro Detroit
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 | Re: New 1935 Vocabell Welcome 53 Victor! Enjoy the site. I happen to play a beadless rim horn also! -cw- |
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03-08-2007, 10:02 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: VA
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| Re: New 1935 Vocabell Good deal. Is that "greenish" tint...raw brass, or bad photography? Mine's a 32, in raw brass. It was greenish-brown when it arrived and not being into "patina", I broke it down into all its various parts and gently cleaned, used Flitz, and buffed. It came out beautiful. I then put a light coat of one of the new acrylic car waxes on it to "hold" the shine and hold off the tarnish, a bit...and it works. LOVE the way it sounds. Its way older than me and in better shape, not a ding in it. I generally play it when alone in the house and when "in the mood" for classic horn. |
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__________________ 70 Burbank Benge MLP 69 Olds Recording / 60 Mendez /66 Opera / 79 A6-ST Cornet 49 Martin Committee Cornet 46 NY Bach Strad Cornet 10 York Pro Model Cornet 34 Conn 80-A / 33 22-B, New York Symphony Special / 32 40-B, Vocabell 79 38-B, Constellation / 27 2-B, New World Symphony (gold) 07 Harrelson Custom 909 06 Bach Strad VBS196 piccolo 82 Bach Strad 72/43 50's Courtios Balanced Model 06 Edwards Gen III (C) 06 Courtois 155-R Flugel Donald Getzen Pocket Cornet | |
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