[TPIN] mouthpiece

[Steve B]

Why am I beginning to feel sensitive when someone
refers to equipment made in the  70's as "quite old"?

=(

I have a few jet tones form that epoch, some for
cornet too.  I'll see what i have but don't think I
can help.  I know I have a T3 and a couple of trial
pieces that were never plated.


--- Case O'Donnell <caseodo at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hey guys.  Ive been playing on a Jet Tone Al Hirt
> Model A that is QUITE old, 
> some professional said it was probably made back in
> the 70's.  The problem 
> is, that these mouthpieces aren't produced any more
> and haven't been since 
> the death of Bill Retzenberger back in the late
> 70s/early80s, and if i lose 
> the one i have now, it could present a huge problem.
>  Also, if anyone has a 
> Bill Chase model Jet Tone that was made in about the
> same time period as the 
> Al Hirt Model A is, I would be willing to buy both
> the Al Hirt and Bill 
> Chase models.  Thanks
> 
>
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