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You' ve done an amazing job! I love the slideshow gallery - fascinating progression :shock:

Thanks for that post - really interesting :) I didn't know people made handbags and belts out of cork! Vivre la cork!!!

Wow, thanks for that revelation Tictactux! It all makes sense now. So why do so many people think it's the other way around? :confused:

Thanks clarnibass, I was thinking along those lines - since the series 13 seem to be relatively new. As a sax player with tons of different mouthpieces, each with differing shank lengths, I was surprised to hear that there were specific 442 tuned clarinet mouthpieces. I'll just see how it...

I just bought a really cheap Vandoren 5RV Lyre mouthpiece that I didn't realise until now most likely isn't a 'Series 13' (A=440). Will using this A=442 5RV Lyre on my Yamaha 34 be a really stupid thing to do? Will I be way too sharp? I've only been playing clarinet for a few weeks now but...

Archive.org's Wayback Machine archives websites. Some site they have the past 15 years archived and available (except for downloads).http://wayback.archive.org/web/Unfortunately, they don't have a snapshot of junkdude's website for 2009. Only 2007 and 2010.

Thanks SOTSDO very sage advice. I'd always wondered the differences between Boehm and Albert. I plan to dabble,mostly but also put in the time for long tones and arpeggios. :)

tictactux: Thanks for this suggestion. I have the Westall saxophone book and it made an excellent adult beginner book I thought and have recommended it for any new adult sax player - I'll definitely hunt around for the clarinet version. jbtsax & saxhound: Again I have the sax versions of the...

I've been playing alto sax for around 2 years and I've come into possession of a fine Yamaha 34II which is currently awaiting my pickup from a friend's in few weeks (and probably a little tune up by my tech). Besides obviously learning the fingering and a new embouchure - can anyone recommend a...

The SML looks awesome - and the selling price was awesome too - but it's not my cup of tea.