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  The many Martin companies
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  @Kehaulani said in The many Martin companies:

  @OldSchoolEuph said in The many Martin companies:
  @Kehaulani said in The many Martin companies:
  Feedback I have heard is that it holds its own tonally with the favorite second generation, but with a little more security in the slotting - more like a Handcraft. And with superior native intonation to any.

  I did not say that.

  That is a mis-quote of my post - as can be seen by scrolling up.

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  Company Timelines (Besson, Diston-Keefer, Frank Holton, Vincent Bach)
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  @OldSchoolEuph A quick vote of thanks to OldSchoolEuph for posting this info and to all those members who have offer informed thoughts and commentary.
  It's this type of posting that drew me TH and the late lamented TM in the first instance. I would not deny that there is room for this type of information and social intercourse, however I would suggest that the more learned material that is posted, the greater the possibility for the site to attract a wider membership base.

  Just my thoughts, there I've said it.

  Regards Tom

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  Rudy Muck
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  @Kehaulani said in Rudy Muck:

  "I just posted this excerpt from "A Timeline of Trumpets", pages 181-182 on TH in reply to a question about a Citation, and it occurred to me it was a good fit for this new section. (Before someone objects, I'm the author. When I republish it it doesn't count as plagiarism!)"

  I watch The Daily Pigin Show by Island comic Andy Bumatai. He always says, after giving a piece of information, "But don't quote me. I might be wrong." LOL

  If you go to my website you will see the trumpet-historian's equivalent featured. I quote Roy Hempley pointing out that "just when you think you've got it figured out, a horn comes along to prove you wrong"