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@dale-proctor said in Latest Steal:
@dr-go said in Latest Steal:
@dale-proctor said in Latest Steal:
I paid $150 at a junk store for this ML 43…lol
(I added the case cover later, though)
Wow! JUST WOW.
Full disclosure - it was about 30 years ago, but I still play it. Great instrument.
Ok, so maybe $500 today? Still good.
@Jolter or anybody for that matter, if you get locked out I can reset your password. You're always free to create a new account.
@dr-go said in Password expiry - why?:
@shifty said in Password expiry - why?:
I've been here since we started (March 2019) and have never been asked to change my password. I do stay logged in between sessions (usually).
I too have been here without log in problems with the exception of a brief period when a Moderator had unilaterally banned me off of TB out of a fit of rage. That Moderator was later permanently banned when his rage continued onto others here at TB, so in a way, I feel vindicated for that brief time away.
I'm sorry that happened. Glad you're still around.
For what it's worth, I am the FIRST user and have never changed my password.
I don't remember enabling that feature. However, your best bet is to sign on using an SSO by Google or Facebook. Then you don't have to worry about passwords at all.
Here for sale is a vintage Conn 2B "New World Symphony." I don't know a whole lot about it but I am 95% certain this is the correct model, as several gurus on this site have verified that for me.
I believe the horn was "restored" at some point. What this means, I'm not entirely sure, but the valves are great and compression is solid. It plays quite well and has a bright, vintage Conn tone.
I purchased it for $600 and never used it, so I'm looking to just break even.
$600 + shipping
@carl-d said in Need 1st valve for 1941 Conn 2B New World Symphony:
@administrator A 1927 2B is a different horn then a 1941 wrong valve.
Shoot. What do I know. Best of luck in your "hunt."
Well, I have a whole trumpet I can sell you.
I spent 5 years studying the trumpet at a collegiate level, let alone 5 minutes.
