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Tony Turrill Clarinettist E-Mail received 2/8/2006
Tony Turrill, Keen Amateur.
My clarinets and basset horn were approaching the stage when they
needed a repad and I felt that the expense of having them fitted with
superpads
could, if necessary, be justified to “she who must be obeyed”. The
effect was immediately obvious and the basset in particular became a
joy to play.
I also have a Selmer Mark II Bass, bought new and a great
disappointment as it proved very difficult to play. I was never sure
whether the problem was me or the instrument. It is rosewood. Was
this a mistake? Should I have bought blackwood? Was the wood flaking
under a pad somewhere that I couldn’t find? I wondered whether the
superpads
would
make a difference but found it difficult to justify the expenditure to
myself, never mind anyone else. After all, the leather pads on it
were virtually new. As a last resort, before selling the instrument,
my experience with my clarinets and basset horn finally convinced me
to try the
superpads.
The difference was unbelievable. The instrument now plays so easily
that it justifies every penny spent on the repad.
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