ibowtie brass forum shut down

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Alex F
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ibowtie brass forum shut down

Post by Alex F »

I received this message:
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Dear Brass Forum Board Members,

I have closed the board until further notice. Probably forever. I am debating even the future of the store -- as sales are abysmal.

Many of you are already regular contributors to Tubenet, Trumpet Master or the Trumpet Hearld. I can also recommend the Brass Forum UK

ttp://www.brass-forum.co.uk/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl

Thanks to all,

Jim

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This is indeed sad news. I've had some dealings with Jim (Doc Fox) and have always found him very helpful and knowledgeable. I do hope that this closure is not permanent and wish him all the best.

Thanks Jim.
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Post by Steve Marcus »

Jim was a pleasure to do business with, by mail (valve oil), and in person at the NABBA Competition, where he helped me select and confirm my purchase of a G&W Alan Baer mpc. He had mentioned some health problems, but he was in the best of spirits. I hope that he's OK.

I'll also miss Jim's All Brass Band Radio if it disappears.
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Post by windshieldbug »

Jim is a good man, and his forum will be missed. One can only hope that good things WILL happen to good people, too...
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