Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:58 pm
Why not try the TMEA website: tmea.org
Baaa!richland tuba 01 wrote:heh, I feel sheepish now
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Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 7:09 pm
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 10:39 pm
From the LOUD website:
I just got an LM-7 (thanks to Scooby Tuba) as a late Christmas present, and I love it love so far. I've had it for 2 days and it feels/sounds better than my conn helleberg (according to my teacher and back to back recordings). No time needed to get used to it all. I therefore second Scooby's recommendation.
Spencer Heaps
PS - I said the return policy part on another post richland, but I wanted to add the success story part!
So no, you can't try them for absolutely free, but you have a decent opportunity for an in-home trial.Our Return Policy
You can try any of our mouthpieces or rims for two weeks. After two weeks, you may return the item for a full refund. The customer pays the shipping back to us and a $10 restocking fee is charged per item. As long as the item isn't damaged, no questions will be asked. Period!
I just got an LM-7 (thanks to Scooby Tuba) as a late Christmas present, and I love it love so far. I've had it for 2 days and it feels/sounds better than my conn helleberg (according to my teacher and back to back recordings). No time needed to get used to it all. I therefore second Scooby's recommendation.
Spencer Heaps
PS - I said the return policy part on another post richland, but I wanted to add the success story part!
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 11:04 pm
Watch out. In Texas, the men are men, and the sheep are nervous.richland tuba 01 wrote:heh, I feel sheepish now
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 8:59 am
That thought makes me nervous(and I am a man from Texas).sloan wrote:Watch out. In Texas, the men are men, and the sheep are nervous.richland tuba 01 wrote:heh, I feel sheepish now