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Brady Webb
User ID: 0603144 May 14th 11:05 PM
I've ordered a 68xx silver plated SML tenor, and will give it a test run when it arrives. If it passes the "audition" then I'll join the rest of you as the latest SML community member. Anyone with experience wiht these pre-gold medal series saxes?

You can see pics of the sax in the tenor section at worldwidesax.com.

I highly recommend steve @ world wide sax. Unless the tenor turns out to be a lemon (doubt it) I've had a great experience working with him.
Anyhows, I'll keep you all posted. Wish me luck.

Paul
User ID: 1278884 Jun 28th 3:49 PM
Well, Dr Inconspicuous, would you mind putting pictures of it on Harri's SML page?

Paul
User ID: 1278884 Jun 28th 3:50 PM
Well, Dr Inconspicuous, would you mind putting pictures of it on Harri's SML page?

Paul
User ID: 1278884 Jun 28th 3:51 PM
Well, Dr Inconspicuous, would you mind putting pictures of it on Harri's SML page?

Dr. Inconspicuous
User ID: 1334734 Jun 29th 1:05 AM
After zee Gustav and I discussed dis in zee detail, vee have decided to post pictures of zee SML, but with one conditon. Zee photos only be published after vee take over zee world! Mauahahahahahahahaha.
Dr. Inconspicuous

Paul
User ID: 1278884 Jun 29th 7:46 AM
You are entirely too much, Dr. Inconspicuous. LOL!

Dr. Inconspicuous
User ID: 1334734 Jun 30th 4:08 PM
Do you want the pictures of the horn before or after I put in the lightbulb, and plant the ferns in the bell? Anyone know where I can find a good lampshade to match the silver plating?
Dr. Inconspicuous

Dr. Inconspicuous
User ID: 1334734 Jul 8th 11:55 PM
As an update, I've found a lampshade to match the silver plating, and the ferns in the bell are growing quite nicely. Only problem I have is the potting soil falling out of those nicely rolled tone holes. I'll cork those down though.

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Brady Webb User ID: 0603144	May 14th 11:05 PM I've ordered a 68xx silver plated SML tenor, and will give it a test run when it arrives. If it passes the "audition" then I'll join the rest of you as the latest SML community member. Anyone with experience wiht these pre-gold medal series saxes? You can see pics of the sax in the tenor section at worldwidesax.com. I highly recommend steve @ world wide sax. Unless the tenor turns out to be a lemon (doubt it) I've had a great experience working with him. Anyhows, I'll keep you all posted. Wish me luck.
Paul User ID: 1278884	Jun 28th 3:49 PM Well, Dr Inconspicuous, would you mind putting pictures of it on Harri's SML page?
Paul User ID: 1278884	Jun 28th 3:50 PM Well, Dr Inconspicuous, would you mind putting pictures of it on Harri's SML page?
Paul User ID: 1278884	Jun 28th 3:51 PM Well, Dr Inconspicuous, would you mind putting pictures of it on Harri's SML page?
Dr. Inconspicuous User ID: 1334734	Jun 29th 1:05 AM After zee Gustav and I discussed dis in zee detail, vee have decided to post pictures of zee SML, but with one conditon. Zee photos only be published after vee take over zee world! Mauahahahahahahahaha. Dr. Inconspicuous
Paul User ID: 1278884	Jun 29th 7:46 AM You are entirely too much, Dr. Inconspicuous. LOL!
Dr. Inconspicuous User ID: 1334734	Jun 30th 4:08 PM Do you want the pictures of the horn before or after I put in the lightbulb, and plant the ferns in the bell? Anyone know where I can find a good lampshade to match the silver plating? Dr. Inconspicuous
Dr. Inconspicuous User ID: 1334734	Jul 8th 11:55 PM As an update, I've found a lampshade to match the silver plating, and the ferns in the bell are growing quite nicely. Only problem I have is the potting soil falling out of those nicely rolled tone holes. I'll cork those down though.