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Bell covers
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Re: Bell covers
One of the many examples of how this board makes my day.
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Re: Bell covers
Thanks for the Pancake house clarification! Re: pizza, I had terrific chow at Pizza Luce on Snelling after a Lake Wobegon Brass Band concert last year. Good food seems to stick in my memory as much as good music.Furguson11 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:32 pmI can't soldier to save my life, but I can sew : ) I like that the laundry bag has all of the requisit fabric and ties for about $6MN_TimTuba wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:23 pm
What's that pancake place over by Guitar Center? I need to get back there.
Tim
The pancake place is the original pancake house https://www.ophmn.com/ Though band members are fond of going to McCarrons Pub, a dive bar on Rice Street, for burgers and a beer after rehearsal. We also occasionally visit Grumpy's on Snelling. Both have Monday burger specials.
Brad
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Lee Stofer Custom 2341-5
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Lee Stofer Custom 2341-5
Miraphone 83 Eb
Miraphone 191-5 (formerly)
Holton BBb345 (formerly and fondly)
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Re: Bell covers
Brett,bort2.0 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:35 pmOpe...MN_TimTuba wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:24 pmBrett,
Ah, I see you've been reading "How To Speak Minnesotan". A hilarious book - and frighteningly accurate!
But, ok, then.
Tim
BTW, my wife's family has the long goodbyes, big-time. Fro. The first "all right..." is meaningless! Takes a good 45 minutes to part ways! For short visits, the goodbye may as well start immediately after the hello.
"Hey you guys, how's it going? Well, all right ..."
Our driveway is about 220 yards long. Today I was working outside (clay stuff) when my wife left for school. I stood there and waved - both hands - as she drove the entire length, like a good Minnesota boy, for sure, then.
It's what we do.
Tim
MN_Tim
Lee Stofer Custom 2341-5
Miraphone 83 Eb
Miraphone 191-5 (formerly)
Holton BBb345 (formerly and fondly)
Lee Stofer Custom 2341-5
Miraphone 83 Eb
Miraphone 191-5 (formerly)
Holton BBb345 (formerly and fondly)
- Three Valves
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Re: Bell covers
It's in!!Three Valves wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 7:11 am I've been meaning to order a stretchable cover for my tuba bell with a clever design or initials on it.
It's on the way, I'll check in when it arrives.
It does increase back pressure a little, but forces me to play quietly which is not all bad.
Has not altered pitch, which is real good...
I used the Mind The Gap clip art and just replaced it with Mind the Tuba but they say they can handle custom graphics as well.
https://stretchablecovers.net/
I can not attest to VIRUS PROTECTION efficacy however...
Just coolness.
Thought Criminal
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TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column
Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column
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Re: Bell covers
part-time tuba players moonlighting as epidemiologists...
bloke, the only true expert wrote:I'm using a jumbo incontinence pad taped across my bell with Curad bandages.
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Pretty handy if your tuba has a leak. Might even help prevent a $#!++¥ sound. Depends, I guess...
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Re: Bell covers
This is no place for the pesky electorate, experts only, please!!
Thought Criminal
Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column
Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column