I'm looking to try a PT-36 or PT-50, either or both.
Thanks, KKORO
Peratucci PT-36 or PT-50
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Re: Peratucci PT-36 or PT-50
In a couple of weeks I'll be going through Cincinnati. If I haven't found a used one by that time, would I be able to try them out?BuddyRogersMusic wrote:Both in stock at Buddy Roger's Music for $99 each plus shipping. Let me know if you're interested.
chite AT buddyrogers DOT com
Thanks, KKORO
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- bugler
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Re: Peratucci PT-36 or PT-50
Got 'em both.
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Re: Peratucci PT-36 or PT-50
Funny thing to mention: there's an old music store in my hometown that won't let you try mouthpieces. They cite some stupid hygiene law, and pros passing through have stormed out when they were yelled at for "daring" to try a mouthpiece before buying it. Their stance is that you should try a friend's mouthpiece first if you're not planning to outright buy it.BuddyRogersMusic wrote:You certainly would.Chris
Thankfully, music stores are being owned more often by musicians these days, and less often by salesmen.
Nick