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| Author | Topic: Weimar clarinet |
cubbie_girl84
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5/30/2006 | posted: 5/30/2006 at 6:45:53 PM ET
Has anyone heard of a Weimar clarinet? I've been having some trouble finding information about this brand. Thanks!
| Anonymous
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| posted: 8/28/2006 at 12:44:31 PM ET
quote:
Has anyone heard of a Weimar clarinet? I've been having some trouble finding information about this brand. Thanks!
I have also been trying to find info on the Weimar clarinet, but without much luck. I took a risk and bought one for my child, once it has arrived I will let you know the quality.
|  Pete
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3/20/2005 | posted: 9/6/2006 at 1:38:14 AM ET
Weimar have been around a long time here, I have seen some from the early 1920s in collections. They are well-regarded as a quality instrument, but are rarely seen now.
In fact, I didn't realise they were still being made.
|  maintube
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5/26/2004 | posted: 9/7/2006 at 12:01:34 AM ET
Just guessing, but I would bet that someone is making a knockoff and using the old Weimar name.
| Charleszxl
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10/16/2006 | posted: 10/16/2006 at 6:34:34 PM ET
quote:
quote:
Has anyone heard of a Weimar clarinet? I've been having some trouble finding information about this brand. Thanks!
I have also been trying to find info on the Weimar clarinet, but without much luck. I took a risk and bought one for my child, once it has arrived I will let you know the quality.
| mandjivey
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1/9/2007 | posted: 1/9/2007 at 1:11:31 AM ET
Has anyone heard of a Weimar trumpet? I've been having some trouble finding information about this brand. I bid on one on Ebay and am not sure if I made a mistake or not. Thank you for your time and help regarding this subject.
| Anonymous
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| posted: 1/9/2007 at 2:54:10 PM ET
Hi, I just purchased a Weimar flute on Ebay. There seems to be a few of us who have purchased from this person, as far as I can tell by reading your posts. Someone here said they've been around for decades, and possibly these are knockoffs. The person selling them is a power seller on Ebay and has thousands of sales with a fairly decent positive feedback score, so I bought it. It only came to $77.00 including shipping. They said the pads are american made and the tone & quality is suppose to be excellent. Hoping I didn't make a mistake. The only one selling this brand on Ebay or anywhere that I can tell, is this person and one other person selling 3 Weimar instruments. I suspect maybe purchased from the same seller I bought from. Urgggh! Really hope I did the right thing. Any comments from ya'll would be appreciated.
|  Criswell
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4/14/2006 | posted: 1/12/2007 at 11:57:35 PM ET
The biggest problem with buying a no-name instrument, or a supposedly new instrument at a price that ridiculously low is that you will quite likely have trouble getting it repaired. I have had students purchase instruments over ebay or in local stores that have paid very little, but when it comes time to do a repair or adjustment on it the local music store cannot get the parts! The bottom line is that you get what you pay for. If you are going to buy a musical instrument somewhere other than a reputable music store then always ask at your local repair shop if they can get parts and/or fix it if it breaks or goes out of alignment.
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Chad Criswell
Altoona Community Schools
Teachers Helping Students At:
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